Bix · May 25, 2019

RangeRoller dt said:
Wrong NRV position
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Gotta be coming from somewhere -
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Larger diameter link, custom HD lol, going exactly where it says on the tin...
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I’m having no luck trying to run lift pump for fuel delivery. Am I doing something wrong? No fuel from pin5 relay12, zero delivery when glow lights come on either
Beginning to think when PO said don’t let tank go down, it’s because there is no pump knowing him, or it’s not operating?
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I had bubbles form when my spill off pipes were leaking, and if you can't run the tank down, 100% in tank pump is kaput, and you're relying on gravity to deliver fuel.

Grrrrrr · May 25, 2019

Bix said:
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That must have been a heavy night out, Bix.

Bix · May 25, 2019

Grrrrrr said:
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That must have been a heavy night out, Bix.

Well spotted that man. I put my reply in the quote by mistake.

Datatek · May 25, 2019

Bix said:
I had bubbles form when my spill off pipes were leaking, and if you can't run the tank down, 100% in tank pump is kaput, and you're relying on gravity to deliver fuel.

In tank pick up is lower than the FIP & Filter so there is no gravity feed. The FIP can pull fuel through but struggles when the tank level is low.

Bix · May 25, 2019

Datatek said:
In tank pick up is lower than the FIP & Filter so there is no gravity feed. The FIP can pull fuel through but struggles when the tank level is low.

Ah, I just figured the weight of your fuel assisted. Either way, he'll want to get that fixed.

wammers · May 25, 2019

Datatek said:
In tank pick up is lower than the FIP & Filter so there is no gravity feed. The FIP can pull fuel through but struggles when the tank level is low.

Correct.

RangeRoller dt · May 25, 2019

Bix said:
I had bubbles form when my spill off pipes were leaking, and if you can't run the tank down, 100% in tank pump

Datatek is correct, as are you in a way. It’s got to be the pump. Now that NRV is out I have zero air in pipe for first time.
No matter what I try (put cable from pin5 on relay to positive on battery/put glows on) I can’t get lift pump to run

When I cut the clear pipe I didn’t spill a drop! As the air entered and the diesel in the pipes drained into filter/FIP. Was worried how I would bleed FIP with no lift pump but she started first turn!?

And you could actually see the FIP suck the fuel and 8”air bubble through

Problem is after good run if you brake hard or drop revs down sharply she cuts out. Brake slowly to ease revs you can let off fine. I’m hoping this is due to EDC telling FIP lose demand for fuel so it stops pulling it through? No point starting a thread, answer is simple new lift pump, if that don’t work New FIP, nanocom would help.

But if lift ump only works on glow anyway what difference will it make having one or not? Quantity servo losing contact is likely
My own worst enemy

Mark Piercy · May 25, 2019

From bulging too...

none bulging!!

Hmmm, thé anti freeze wasnt green when it came out.... Kind of clear...

Not actually as dark as that looks.... But still, and it's only a few months old....

Bagshot · May 25, 2019

RangeRoller dt said:
Everybody should have a chauffeur...

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Life is good boy

Who needs cupholders when you've got that...

RangeRoller dt · May 25, 2019

Mark Piercy said:
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From bulging too...
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none bulging!!
Hmmm, thé anti freeze wasnt green when it came out.... Kind of clear...View attachment 178905
Not actually as dark as that looks.... But still, and it's only a few months old....

I dropped mine out it was gray, when I looked up what to put in there it was red? Has stayed red since but had new rad same time

biketeacherdave · May 25, 2019

Replaced my parking brake shoes yesturday looking for a mystery intermitent grinding........they needed doing but the cause of my mystery noise was rusty discs where the brake disc meets the back plate and the inner edge where it meets the hand brake shoe.
New discs today all done.

Grrrrrr · May 25, 2019

RangeRoller dt said:
I dropped mine out it was gray, when I looked up what to put in there it was red? Has stayed red since but had new rad same time

Green in mine although I am not sure the colour is consistent across brands. It isn't the cheap stuff.

Mark Piercy · May 25, 2019

RangeRoller dt said:
I dropped mine out it was gray, when I looked up what to put in there it was red? Has stayed red since but had new rad same time

I refilled it with 9ltrs of Holts premixed.
With added anti-overheat???
It's a thicker liquid compared to the last!

Bagshot · May 25, 2019

Grrrrrr said:
Green in mine although I am not sure the colour is consistent across brands. It isn't the cheap stuff.

Mine's was blue for some reason, but it needed dumping anyway. Who knows what it was.

RangeRoller dt · May 25, 2019

Mine was thin but has stayed clean. Can’t remember brand

Rubberknees · May 25, 2019

Once put blue in mine as per motor factors stated recommendation. Only needed a new engine 2mths later as head and everything else blew whilst going down M1

Rubberknees · May 25, 2019

Follow up only use red now Touch wood been OK for 3years

kermit_rr · May 25, 2019

Got the top of the engine mostly done today and the airbag(srs) fault fixed! Just the air filters. Ignition coils and the top coolant hoses and should be good for The Grand Startup
Just need to figure out how to bleed the bottom half of the thermostat housing as there is no bless thru hole and i don't have the tech to be able to make one

Mark Piercy · May 26, 2019

phase one of the gearbox oil change... A bit darker than I'd of liked, but she's done 30.000 in the last two years and a run to Spain on Thursday, (bank holiday for us over here) then Ill drop the oil again along with the filter and hopefully another 30.000mls..... it's dark in the jar but when on white paper very little debris ....

RangeRoller dt · May 26, 2019

Does seem dark for 30,000. Perhaps it gets a little hotter with your rad setup? Paper looks good, discoloured but clear

@kermit_rr how did you fix SRS ?

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