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RealSillyTilly

New Member

• Sep 13, 2013

• #1

Hi Guys,

I am almost scared to ask this, but has anyone got any suggestions what should go in the third hole on my diesel lift pump.

I am half way through a 200tdi conversion and am connecting the fuel lines. The lift pump has two ports on the top of the pump and one on the side. The side on has an arrow pointing into the pump so I am assuming that the line from the tank goes in here. One of the top ones then feeds a line to the filter.

What the heck goes in the other one?

Careful with your answer boys, I am easily shocked!!!

 

sp00k

Well-Known Member

• Sep 14, 2013

• #2

Sounds a bit odd. Have you got a picture of it. My pump only has two ports, an in and an out - both on top.

 

Funkykipper

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• Sep 14, 2013

• #3

op2: :nopics: op2:

 

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RealSillyTilly

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• Sep 14, 2013

• #4

There you go people!!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/6rktzgbrkqadlzd/2013-09-14 08.53.16.jpg

 

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jamesmartin

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• Sep 14, 2013

• #5

but is the hole on the right blocked at the bottom

 

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RealSillyTilly

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• Sep 14, 2013

• #6

jamesmartin said:

but is the hole on the right blocked at the bottom

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Good question, I will pop out and have a look.

 

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RealSillyTilly

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• Sep 14, 2013

• #7

jamesmartin said:

but is the hole on the right blocked at the bottom

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/a4iyxi2mfp2ezco/2013-09-14 21.07.10.jpg

Doesn't appear to be. Looks like it is the same as the other ports, it a threaded port.

confused. com!!!

 

jamesmartin

Well-Known Member

• Sep 14, 2013

• #8

you need a threaded bung for it then or get another pump unless one of the holes is blind

 

Pikey

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• Sep 14, 2013

• #9

int it supposed to have an air bleed screw in there??

 

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RealSillyTilly

New Member

• Sep 14, 2013

• #10

Treaded bung it is, that makes most sense. I think the bleed screw is on the filter housing. The picture below is of my engine at the moment. I have dropped the 200tdi into my 90 after the 19J died. As a 50 year old, female, novice mechanic, I am on a very steep learning curve. But hey if you can follow a recipe, you can follow a workshop manual!!!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1pv20nfptr0bofy/2013-09-14 09.00.49.jpg

 

jamesmartin

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• Sep 14, 2013

• #11

RealSillyTilly said:

Treaded bung it is, that makes most sense. I think the bleed screw is on the filter housing. The picture below is of my engine at the moment. I have dropped the 200tdi into my 90 after the 19J died. As a 50 year old, female, novice mechanic, I am on a very steep learning curve. But hey if you can follow a recipe, you can follow a workshop manual!!!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1pv20nfptr0bofy/2013-09-14 09.00.49.jpg

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just ensure your pipe already screwed in isnt in a blind hole first,seem to be doing allright

 

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RealSillyTilly

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• Sep 14, 2013

• #12

jamesmartin said:

just ensure your pipe already screwed in isnt in a blind hole first,seem to be doing allright

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Will do. I am having such fun with Tilly. Once I have the engine done, I intend to slowly go through the whole vehicle till she is as good as new. I love my Landy!!!!

 

jamesmartin

Well-Known Member

• Sep 14, 2013

• #13

RealSillyTilly said:

Will do. I am having such fun with Tilly. Once I have the engine done, I intend to slowly go through the whole vehicle till she is as good as new. I love my Landy!!!!

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good for you,plus youll know it inside out by the time youve finished

 

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RealSillyTilly

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• Sep 14, 2013

• #14

jamesmartin said:

good for you,plus youll know it inside out by the time youve finished

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Exactly, I had no idea how my engine worked before I started, not a clue what a lift pump, intercooler or banjo bolt was. Now I do, feeling quite proud of myself. I have done almost everything myself, including removing the old engine on the crane, cleaning, painting, under sealing the chassis. Like I say the learning curve is quite steep. I did have some muscle, to help me line up the new engine, so can't claim to be totally solo!!!

 

sp00k

Well-Known Member

• Sep 16, 2013

• #15

Nice one Tilly. I was clueless as well but I managed fine. It looks like your doing a fine job. My conversion thread is on here somewhere.

 

ciderman

Active Member

• Nov 13, 2013

• #16

A female mechanic.... My wife used to be good. Especially bell housing bolts.. happy days!

 

IamRobbie

Well-Known Member

• Nov 20, 2013

• #17

Im impressed!

I like how clean that engine is!!!!

I don't think i have the patience to sit and clean mine and then spray it.. lol