Diesel oil cooler leak - Page 2

Rogue · 30th January 2023, 21:38

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Originally Posted by trikey

It'll be the solenoid valve rather than the cooler Pete, an easy job if its up on a ramp, some fuel hose and a few jubilee clips will have it sorted.

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Lets hope so but you should know better than to make those kinda statements about my one .. lol

Rogue · 6th February 2023, 14:10

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Originally Posted by Arctic

If its the thermostat part then these will fit below.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/402298551190

Also you can get the bracket which is stainless steel from Ben on here if he still has some, he had them made up, they can corrode and make certain parts fail.

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You can get the later fuel cooler for 2004, expensive though.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/354539643063

But as i said check those hose ends for flaring.

It appears to be the valve so i have purchased the one linked to and the garage should be able to get it done next week once it arrives... Fingers crossed!

Rogue · 17th February 2023, 16:22

Job done and no more leaks so definately the fuel valve, Cheers Andy, the bracket was rusted away as per Arctics picture however the garage fabricated a new bracket out of galvinised steel so should be good for a while...

Very reasonable price and genuine guys so if anyone is looking for a decent mechanic in the Norwich area you could do a lot worse than Bob Amiss on the ringroad near Mousehold
https://www.apvehicleservices.co.uk/

Arctic · 17th February 2023, 23:20

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Originally Posted by Rogue

Job done and no more leaks so definately the fuel valve, Cheers Andy, the bracket was rusted away as per Arctics picture however the garage fabricated a new bracket out of galvinised steel so should be good for a while...

Very reasonable price and genuine guys so if anyone is looking for a decent mechanic in the Norwich area you could do a lot worse than Bob Amiss on the ringroad near Mousehold
https://www.apvehicleservices.co.uk/

Hi Pete.
Good outcome all round then excellent

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