biketeacherdave
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Mine was doing that turned out to be head gasketMine still takes a small pee at night on the floor.
Mine was doing that turned out to be head gasketMine still takes a small pee at night on the floor.
Coolant years.
Oil 0
Fuel is now 0. Managed to drop 20 litres of fuel yesterday. Going to try and trace it today. I think either spill of pipes. Well I hope it is them. Otherwise it is £600 on injectors.
That is what happened. I don't know how, probably snagged it when I was changing glowplugs and running has popped it off. But I did my 250 mile drive home, stopped outside a shop to get some food and noticed a huge puddle, realised it was derv. Was only 800 metres from home so drove there and put a pan under until this morning.If you dropped 20 litres it's more than a spill pipe unless it has become totally disconnected and you were on a very long run.
Halfrauds do leak off pipe kit the correct size you needThat is what happened. I don't know how, probably snagged it when I was changing glowplugs and running has popped it off. But I did my 250 mile drive home, stopped outside a shop to get some food and noticed a huge puddle, realised it was derv. Was only 800 metres from home so drove there and put a pan under until this morning.
Number 1 and 4 were swimming in fuel. Dried it out. Fired up the engine and you could see it ****ing out. Tried pushing the pipes on tighter but no joy. A lot of other pipe in that area (vacuum pipe for EGR for example) are rotten and crumble away, so I assume the spill pipes look the same under that fabric.
Now I have the problem of trying to find some new pipe. Tried the only parts place in town but they have no spill pipes and only silicon they have is 5mm I/D which IIRC is too big. Going to get a lift to Halfords tomorrow, see if they have anything.
That is what happened. I don't know how, probably snagged it when I was changing glowplugs and running has popped it off. But I did my 250 mile drive home, stopped outside a shop to get some food and noticed a huge puddle, realised it was derv. Was only 800 metres from home so drove there and put a pan under until this morning.
Number 1 and 4 were swimming in fuel. Dried it out. Fired up the engine and you could see it ****ing out. Tried pushing the pipes on tighter but no joy. A lot of other pipe in that area (vacuum pipe for EGR for example) are rotten and crumble away, so I assume the spill pipes look the same under that fabric.
Now I have the problem of trying to find some new pipe. Tried the only parts place in town but they have no spill pipes and only silicon they have is 5mm I/D which IIRC is too big. Going to get a lift to Halfords tomorrow, see if they have anything.
Rodger. Will borrow a car and go on a road trip to my nearest store.Halfrauds do leak off pipe kit the correct size you need
Ah right, I recall seeing a thread on here some time ago and everyone was raving about silicone. Will stick to spill pipe. Thanks for the pointer.Get good quality spill pipe, cheap stuff off eBay is in general crap. Silicone is no good it reacts with the chemicals in modern diesel.
Coolant years.
Oil 0
Fuel is now 0. Managed to drop 20 litres of fuel yesterday. Going to try and trace it today. I think either spill of pipes. Well I hope it is them. Otherwise it is £600 on injectors.
Fooking hell, spotted 2 small patches 10p piece sized under the centre of the 'der at home and now they are in my parking space at work...only slightly and after its warmed up.
Water tight again as of 11am this morning.
Managed to blow the HEVAC screen bulbs in the process though. Not sure how that happened, but that will be the next job!
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