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Can you hear the pump ticking with a stethoscope or a long screwdriver? TBH I've only had experience with Ebspacher heaters which have a seperate fuel pump.
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Unfortunately not as the fuel pump is at the back and according to RAVE the pump doesn't start for 30 seconds after the glowplug has fired.
Start Sequence: At the beginning of the start sequence the ECU energises the glow plug function of the glow plug/
flame sensor, to preheat the combustion chamber, starts the combustion air fan at slow speed and energises the
coolant circulation pump. After approximately 30 seconds, the ECU energises the FBH fuel pump at the starting
sequence speed.
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Nice and simple then.good luck no wonder you want to know if diagnostics can do the job.I suppose if you know the wiring diagram you could check for power at the various pins.
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Great job, you should take time to enjoy that showroom finish before it gets muddy again.Just cleaned the old beast up, for once it was dirty
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Looks alright
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Ebspacher in petrol would be nice for these winter mornings
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Apparently you can take the plug off the FBH and pulse 12v to the pump while someone else applies a vacuum to the pipe going into the FBH. Of course that means battery out, battery tray out, front wheel off, wheel arch liner off etc etc. I tried a vacuum pump after I changed the FBH but it needs the pump to be fired up at the same time so didn't do anything except hold the vacuum.
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Hopefully it stays clean for a little while!Great job, you should take time to enjoy that showroom finish before it gets muddy again.
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I know you asked about Hawkeye, But I am pretty sure the GAP IID does priming.
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I will plug mine in tomorrow and check to see, just to make sure.
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@neilly many thanks, and if you fancy a trip up North
Only problem with the GAP is that it is VIN locked from what I understand.
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Well that's a bummer.
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I assumed thats why you were asking about the Hawkeye,a friend got a total last week for £250, which did not seem to bad.
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I read something on that there tinterweb which said the Hawkeye can do it so I was just checking.
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Just make sure your battery is absolutely top notch.
I tried using my FBH the other week, ( it worked fine last winter) after a lot of months of not doing many miles, I tried to use it again, and it would not work. Even after a few hundred miles of 40 mile commutes it still did not want to know.
Battery starts the car fine but GAP stated it only had 46% charge.
I changed the battery went for a good drive today, just checked and finally it works.
Mine was trying to start, would blow the fan, for about 4 minutes, dash light would flash slow to start then flash twice as fast, then it would stop.
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I tried using my FBH the other week, ( it worked fine last winter) after a lot of months of not doing many miles, I tried to use it again, and it would not work. Even after a few hundred miles of 40 mile commutes it still did not want to know.
Battery starts the car fine but GAP stated it only had 46% charge.
I changed the battery went for a good drive today, just checked and finally it works.
Mine was trying to start, would blow the fan, for about 4 minutes, dash light would flash slow to start then flash twice as fast, then it would stop.
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Battery is fine and only a few months old, 12.6 volts, plus had it on a charger so I didn't flatten it. Yes I know some people think you should disconnect the battery before charging
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Oh and I also have a "bmw scanner 1.4.0" that has options for FBH but I can only get that working on Windows XP and the XP laptops flat so need an extension lead to the car. And I don't know what options it has for the FBH until it's connected to the car.
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You got a workshop and a stove, now if stove is in workshop and it works that would be heaven right now.
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does a stove count as an oven?
