Freelander 1 Oil leaking
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guineafowl21
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I had exactly the same problem. Up where we are, I think the salt gets in and corrodes between the pump’s three ‘cylinder heads’. I rebuilt my pump with a £20 or £30 kit, but it leaked again. I had to resurface/clean the heads and it worked the second time. It’s not a loose bolt problem.
You don’t need to buy a whole new pump, either get the old one refurbished or get a kit from Darwen Diesels and do it yourself.
My pump is leaking from the same plate. There are 3 identical plates on the HP pump.
I started to strip mine out yesterday, but the weather stopped me, after I spent an hour looking for my 17mm Allen socket.
pardec
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I dot mine from here
https://www.pfjones.co.uk/diesel-fuel-pumps-and-injectors.html
was around £200 exchange
https://www.pfjones.co.uk/diesel-fuel-pumps-and-injectors.html
was around £200 exchange
Omg how strange is that I just ordered from them just now and tool of eBay to remove pump lol
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you could have had mine for half price
Sorry I forgot you said that I could have yours. But thanks for offer
Wish I had remembered before I ordered it
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Remove it strip it down in a clean area, on a tray maybe and replace all the seals, link below. I have a couple in the shed I am going to do over the winter months.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BOSCH-CDI...%3A4a21769115f0a866686bb935fffde1e4%7Ciid%3A1
I just bought bought bosch one to save time
Glad when car all fixed. Got a list now lol
I ordered this kit as it contains both types of top seals and the end plate seals.
https://x8r.co.uk/products/universa...esel-high-pressure-pump-seals-kit-leak-repair
https://x8r.co.uk/products/universa...esel-high-pressure-pump-seals-kit-leak-repair
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I ordered a 're con Bosch
Am going to get a old unit and see how hard it is to fit seals
All get it tested to see if all good. Use to work in oil company working in assembly
So use to working with this items and shear screws but been years since I stripped and 're sealled parts.
Just curious if I can plus can take time working with it
There's a video on the site I linked which shows exactly what is done and how. The seals in the Bosch pump are easy to change.
Well I going to get spare pump from scrappy and strip down and put new seals in to see how easy it is. Will get it tested after so have spair on shelf.just in case I buy a off road freelander .jisr need to butter up misses before I just turn up we one lolThere's a video on the site I linked which shows exactly what is done and how. The seals in the Bosch pump are easy to change.
The pump seals last 120K miles or about 10 years. I personally can't see the point in keeping a spare, that will only degrade in storage.
As wellThe pump seals last 120K miles or about 10 years. I personally can't see the point in keeping a spare, that will only degrade in storage.
Might still try build one get tested and put up for for sale and donate to charity
The tool for taking out pump
Do you leave in take out nut and slide new pump in so that the tool is still locked in so not to make part fall in engine???
pardec
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Yep, Remove the nut from fuel pump spindle,Screw in the collar first then the center piece(this holds the sprocket in place) then remove pump
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I just bookmarked this thread as I'm pretty sure I'll be doing the refurb sometime.
Thanks guys for all the links and info.
Thanks guys for all the links and info.
Thanks again
Can't wait to do it.
Might do photo of it from start to finish to help others
I just bookmarked this thread as I'm pretty sure I'll be doing the refurb sometime.
Thanks guys for all the links and info.
I'm doing mine at the weekend, and the tailgate window cables. I rebuilt the starter last night, so I won't be stripping that out again soon.
These BMW TD4s are a pain by comparison to my previous V6, which is still running faultlessly 4 years after selling it to the mother in law.
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