Freelander 1 Oil leaking

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Shaun4456

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Are you sure it’s not just blowing out the dipstick? Have a look with engine running - pull dipstick (watch out!) and see if oil sprays. See if undoing the oil filler improves it.

If so - blocked crankcase breather filter.
 
Took dip stick out No oil coming out
Only cleaned hole engine yesterday and no sign of leak last night but seen this this morning.
Sprayed with brake cleaner again
No sign of oil leaking. It's got crank filter mod fitted
 
Took dip stick out No oil coming out
Only cleaned hole engine yesterday and no sign of leak last night but seen this this morning.
Sprayed with brake cleaner again
No sign of oil leaking. It's got crank filter mod fitted
Ah, in that case, it’s not going to be easy to help you remotely. Have the engine running and look long and hard with a torch. Consider a UV leak detection dye. Are you sure it’s engine oil? What about PS pump? HP fuel pump?
 
Starting to think this is some thing else
Cleaned sump gasket and engine again
Took for run no leaks like yesterday
But I started it this morning and turned car round as needed put skid plate on.
Went under and seen drips and gasket soaked etc.
Could fuel pump pee out fuel on first start. I can't smell so can't work out if oil or could be diesel
But can't see no oil leaking. Been out for long drive. Checked see about 20 times and nothing
 
Starting to think this is some thing else
Cleaned sump gasket and engine again
Took for run no leaks like yesterday
But I started it this morning and turned car round as needed put skid plate on.
Went under and seen drips and gasket soaked etc.
Could fuel pump pee out fuel on first start. I can't smell so can't work out if oil or could be diesel
But can't see no oil leaking. Been out for long drive. Checked see about 20 times and nothing
Leaking HP pump could be it - spray with brake cleaner, allow to dry, then start car and watch.
 
But last night it was all clean and dry. Never checked before turning car round this morning
And seal looked leaking and was drips on sump.
Will need find fuel pump to check before and after start up tomorrow.
 
I bought a refurb and changed it myself, took the best part of a day.
But it's pretty easy to do.Need a special tool to hold pump sprocket inplace while changing the pump, but pretty straight forward.

I have the tool if you need one
 
I bought a refurb and changed it myself, took the best part of a day.
But it's pretty easy to do.Need a special tool to hold pump sprocket inplace while changing the pump, but pretty straight forward.

I have the tool if you need one
I not done one before. Seem on you tube how to do but not sure I no that much to do it
 
I bought a refurb and changed it myself, took the best part of a day.
But it's pretty easy to do.Need a special tool to hold pump sprocket inplace while changing the pump, but pretty straight forward.

I have the tool if you need one
Is the tool to push pump threw of the guide.
Do you need to lock engine we bolt or something as not got locking tool
As could do this I think lol
 
I bought a refurb and changed it myself, took the best part of a day.
But it's pretty easy to do.Need a special tool to hold pump sprocket inplace while changing the pump, but pretty straight forward.

I have the tool if you need one
Hi will Def need tool as going to order unit and fit next Sunday Shaun
 
This is the tool you will need below, to hold the sprocket also best to remove the manifold, and the starter motor, you may also have to raise the engine a little to clear the side of the chassis to insert the tool, you will need 17mm Allen key to remove the main cap for the tool to fit as well,
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-LANDR...Removal-Tool-Special-Short-Body-/190350761889
Is this pump any use ??? As bosh one that's in just now but wondered if this pump good or not. Thanks
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