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Originally Posted by Masque
That site looks to be exactly what you are looking for so good luck.  |
Masque.....
You are an
the site is perfect....i am so pleased that i came here now....I have joined and ready to write my plea for HELP...hee hee... i will keep you posted....
God Bless You ....
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Originally Posted by Kymmy
Air in fuel pipes is normally caused by one of three problems..
1# leakage in pipes or connectors (air gets through gaps that are too small for fuel to get through so no leakage is apparent)
2#Fuel pump is faulty
3#Swirl pot is broken/bypassed (see fault below), thus not picking up fuel from the pot but relying on the tank level (swirl pot prevents side to side movement of the car putting air into the pipes)
Have you recently had the pipes changed?? If yes then it could be a simple fault caused by the pipes being swapped round with the feed pipe connected to the return connector and vice-versa.. Had this one time on a combo van.. would run for a bit then cut out..then repeat  |
Hello Kummy.....
I had a macanic look at my car 2 days ago, he said if i pump the the air out it should sort out?
I have never had any repairs done to the pipe work...But thinking back actually everything started when my heater stopped, the lights all functioned but no fan?
This is when everything started playing up to be fair......so i had the glow plugs changed a new battery still problems with starting car..
Then changed battery in imobalizer ..just in case...Also had the fuses cheacked....
The car normally goes well, but i did run the fuel right down a while back to be honest....That sounds quite costly the things that you stated
so i am thinking maybe giving it a shot of the pipe and letting out some fuel
What would yopu suggest >?
I have however been greatly advised of a site by Masque, Renalt site so I hope that this bubbled fuel pipe can be fixed soon....thank you for your reply Kummy..