Turbo problems - is it deid?

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take it out of the tank and have a look at the filter. shouldn't take long to do. might want to see if work has replacement pickups and seals
 
They won't but i know that the bottom of my pickup has the remains of a mesh filter on it. The pipe is easy enough to take off completely though and I'm sure new ones aren't expensive, either that or I could fashion a new mesh strainer to go over the pipe
 
the_wolf said:
They won't but i know that the bottom of my pickup has the remains of a mesh filter on it. The pipe is easy enough to take off completely though and I'm sure new ones aren't expensive, either that or I could fashion a new mesh strainer to go over the pipe
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that's no good, you need the filter on else it'll just clog up again.
 
Well for the time being it seems to have resolved itself. Was a bit iffy on the motorway this morning and couldn't get near 60 but ive changed the fuel filter and, I think, job is a fish. Haven't had the chance yet to get the sender out but that'll be at the weekend.

So! All that carry on was seemingly caused by a fuel blockage. Easy fix and lesson learned :D
 
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