norseman
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The car's getting it's own back after having the diesel transplant
It's been acting up a lot more since I bought it a V8 brother!The car's getting it's own back after having the diesel transplant
Thanks very much Kev, I'd found that diagram with a Google image search, but no explanation of the numbers, so the 5 is potentially invaluable!On mine (89 originally a VM) the breather runs above the filler pipe and has an extension off the top (5 in this pic) which is clipped to the inside of the wing, near the filler door. Fuep supply and return are in the top of the tank and sender is mounted on the side
It does indeed, time to get the lines blown through tomorrow in hopes of avoiding another trip to the garage!No worries, should add mine has the lower level filler flap (as I think yours does looking at your profile pic) the arrangement must be a little different for the higher flap
Cos they're working on injuns. Sorry I'll get my coat.Next update:
Runs fine with no fuel filler cap on
Runs fine if I split the join in the breather where the garage has joined the new hose (tank to join) to the old hose (join to up near the top of the filler neck).
So, the old breather hose is blocked above the point where they've connected it to the new hose.
Why are some garages such bloody cowboys?
I've edited that for youNext update:
Runs fine with no fuel filler cap on
Runs fine if I split the join in the breather where the garage has joined the new hose (tank to join) to the old hose (join to up near the top of the filler neck).
So, the old breather hose is blocked above the point where they've connected it to the new hose.
Why are most garages such bloody cowboys?
Is the "joint"a one way valve?Today's update:
Took it on a longer run today, and there is a vacuum building in the tank. It's much weaker than before, so cleaning out the breather has helped, but not totally resolved it.
So either, the breather isn't completely clear, or the tank isn't capable of breathing enough for a 200TDI. It's a new EFI tank, so that's a vague possibility.
Planned next step is to try to breather a bit cleaner, in the hopes of avoiding modification to the tank.
Bugger.
Sadly not, just a piece of plastic that the two hoses are clamped on toIs the "joint"a one way valve?
No sedimenter, but a good shout if it had one, thanksDo you have a sedimenter fitted ? if you have it would be well worth cleaning it out just in case, and only a five min job to check.
Could you put an air line on that pipe & blow out?This is the bit I think is blocked:
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