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  1. 22nd February 2022, 02:26 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by PhilipA View Post
    Have you ever replaced injector seals?
    What ks?
    If answers are no and + 160kks then this is likely.
    This is a new to us, recently acquired Td5, so I cannot speak of it's service/maintenance/repair history.

    340,000km so I'd imagine that they've been done before.
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  2. 22nd February 2022, 03:19 PM #12
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    Fuel lines above tank rub through as well,but probably not your issue or you would see fuel leaking.

    Injector seals are the usual culprit,as others have said.
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  3. 22nd February 2022, 04:22 PM #13
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    When dat green line rubs through you really know it alright.
    Ask me how I know..
    But the car will still start and go OK as it is under positive pressure.
    regards PhilipA
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    +1 on injector seals. And if you are doing it yourself it is much less costly to try (even with genuine parts) than a new pump.
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  5. 3rd March 2022, 10:56 AM #15
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    Interestingly this problem has not reoccured in the past fortnight. The day following this post the Fuel Filler Neck Breather Tube (part number ESR4290 and shown as item 26 in the attached diagram) started leaking from noticeable cracks in it. Replacement has been ordered.



    Thanks to all for the responses.
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