Dont really understand about Right side of Cam, wouldnt know what I was looking for.
It's supposedly possible, to mount the LP so that the operating arm/lever sits inside the cam lobe - I.E. the wrong side of the camshaft .... IOW - the cam then turns merrily, and doesn't touch the LP arm/lever - hence LP doesn't pump ...
No I'm not sure at all just guessing reallyAre you totally sure that the lever on the lift pump sits correctly on the cam........you might need the spacer in the kit.
That makes sense Mate thanks will Try and manover it in that wayIn the hopes of explaining this a bit better, I have "drawn" the pic below:-
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Bear in mind it was a 30 second effort !!
I thought he would remove the engine & put it in a LRAnd, @border - that "T" reg D1 you have bought appears to be a special edition, and an auto too - which means it'll be EDC - thus if you break it, certain of the fuel system parts have some value - or perhaps better - restore it, if it is a Cairgorm or Landmark etc .... ( more work I know )
I might be interested in some bits if you do break it
So if I try and wangle it in up and over on an angle type way, . This is going to be fun, think I'll nip along the Burger Van before I try for a bacon sandwich and cuppa to syke myself upIn the hopes of explaining this a bit better, I have "drawn" the pic below:-
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Bear in mind it was a 30 second effort !!
So if I try and wangle it in up and over on an angle type way, . This is going to be fun, think I'll nip along the Burger Van before I try for a bacon sandwich and cuppa to syke myself up
I thought he would remove the engine & put it in a LR
I might just be pushed to doing that mate, probably easier and quicker way then sorting this Fu!!!ING problemI thought he would remove the engine & put it in a LR
Good idea Mate will do that before fitting one back inGet the original lift pump you took off the engine in the first place and put it lever to lever with the new ones you got and see if the levers are the same length
When you do replace it put it in high and lower it as you push it in that way you should sit right.Good idea Mate will do that before fitting one back in
I remember the guy telling me about this a while back, he had just had the head skimmed with new bolts ect, I don't know what's involved in that job but it's all been done, just over 80000 miles. Hes done most of the welding, just needs rear boot floor and couple ok other little bits, think he was skint so we were lucky to get it really. You wouldn't believe it the main reason my son bought it for, but I'm glad he got this oneAnd, @border - that "T" reg D1 you have bought appears to be a special edition, and an auto too - which means it'll be EDC - thus if you break it, certain of the fuel system parts have some value - or perhaps better - restore it, if it is a Cairgorm or Landmark etc .... ( more work I know )
I might be interested in some bits if you do break it
Got a photo of the new and old lift pumps together?Got me camera on super macro can you tell from this pic where the cam is at
Took injectors off to get at it betterGot a photo of the new and old lift pumps together?
Now technically should I be able to hand prime fuel from Tank ??
I've been on ages and nothing yet, it is pumping in and pushing air out
Is anyone still with me.
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