gfromleeds
Well-Known Member
It isnt
Diesel on the ground werever i park is though as is half the engine coved in the fecking stuff
It isnt
Diesel on the ground werever i park is though as is half the engine coved in the fecking stuff
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
you have a leak on a diesel pipe then
Grit Valve
2000 4.6 Vouge
Remember there is 3mm pipe and 3.2mm it should be 3mm
You mean like a block and it pressurising .
gfromleeds
Well-Known Member
No i was thinking like a cracked nosel or somthing but i have been useing 3.2mm pipe (thats what a landy indy supplyed knowing what it was for) so that might be the problem! Strainge how it only loose on that nosel though and thats the same nosel that caused me to change to pipes in the first place
However dogsbody could be on to something because on closer inspection the injector does look newer than the rest! Well not as dirty anyway, think ill see if i can find some 3mm pipe today and try that
The spill off nipples should have a body diameter of 3.90 mm the retention cone should have a flare diameter of 4.90 mm. There should be no possibility of a leak if you fit new standard 3.2 mm - 1/8" bore spill pipe. Standard spill pipe has been 1/8" ID since Adam was a lad. But since metrication has been quoted as 3.2 mm. Number four injectors spring leaks from where the plastic meets the metal.
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gfromleeds
Well-Known Member
And if it is that is it a mater of nipping it up or new washer or new injector? Im just assumeing it was leak off pipe as its a very loose fit!
Ferther investigation is required me thinks
Ferther investigation is required me thinks
Grit Valve
2000 4.6 Vouge
I know there don't have to have clips but you can get them and 50p it can't do any harm can it if it stops it leaking
Grit Valve
2000 4.6 Vouge
Yes I thougt it was 3.0mm but there is 1.mm 2.5 3.2 3.4 so its not that standard is it
Yes I thougt it was 3.0mm but there is 1.mm 2.5 3.2 3.4 so its not that standard is it
If you go to a motor factors and ask for spill pipe it will be 3.2 mm ID. They will not ask you what ID you want. 3.2 mm is standard spill pipe. It has been for the last fifty years that i have been working on diesel engines. Correct spill pipe for the BMW M51 engine IS 3.2 mm ID.
gfromleeds
Well-Known Member
Just been out and watched it
It is deffanatly coming from the nossle but im not sure if its where the nossle meets the body rather than the spill pipe
Anyone know if its welded/screwed in/glued ect..
What are the chances it is coming up through that joint?
It is deffanatly coming from the nossle but im not sure if its where the nossle meets the body rather than the spill pipe
Anyone know if its welded/screwed in/glued ect..
What are the chances it is coming up through that joint?
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Grit Valve
2000 4.6 Vouge
Think its pressed in clean it well get a magnifying glass
Either way you have a troublesome injector by the sounds of it
Either way you have a troublesome injector by the sounds of it
gfromleeds
Well-Known Member
yea and would have to be the most expencive one
just had a look on flebay and cant find none eather
dont fancy spending £150 on a new one cos my ears are still ringing from when i told the wife how much the fuel injection pump cost
just had a look on flebay and cant find none eather
dont fancy spending £150 on a new one cos my ears are still ringing from when i told the wife how much the fuel injection pump cost
Grit Valve
2000 4.6 Vouge
Ask a diesel injection place if they will refurb it for you might work out cheaper.
gfromleeds
Well-Known Member
Yea might look into that tomoz is it a big job? Ie could i wait for it to be done cos i dont fancy the car been offroad for days
Alturnativly if i do find a cheep one do they have to be programed in or will it just work? Theres a vauxhall beakers not far from me and was thinking maby one from a omega but cant phone today (sunday)
Alturnativly if i do find a cheep one do they have to be programed in or will it just work? Theres a vauxhall beakers not far from me and was thinking maby one from a omega but cant phone today (sunday)
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Grit Valve
2000 4.6 Vouge
They might do a one day turnaround service look up your local branch give em a call
It will just work
Plug and play. Make sure you get the correct one. EGR and none EGR are different.
gfromleeds
Well-Known Member
Is there any way to tell the differance by looking at them?
Im gona try my luck at a vauhall breakers but they strip the cars first and sell off the shelf
Im gona try my luck at a vauhall breakers but they strip the cars first and sell off the shelf
Different plug. Injector part number. STC 2290 up to 98. STC 4218 after 98. Pre and post EGR.
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