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Old 7th February 2024, 11:36   #11
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Gosh darn, jeepers creepers and other expressions of surprise, she's had one "mechanic" instantly diagnose over the phone that's it's a £1000....

Arctic, fancy a job, she really needs this fixing 😞
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Old 7th February 2024, 18:22   #12
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Old 12th February 2024, 12:22   #13
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We're seeing lots of fuel issues with the Diesels lately - and to be honest it's a wide spread between fuel pumps and various sensors / O Rings.
There's not one 'big issue' that seems to cause non-starting, so you'll need to find a mechanic who knows the cars and is happy to spend some time working out where the issue lies.

From memory, the last 5 I've helped with have been 1x HP pump (leaking), 1x set of regulator seals (one had broken down), 1x under bonnet pump, 1x in tank pump (Mk2 with no under bonnet pump) and 1x injector with very bad leak back.

Good luck!
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Old 20th February 2024, 15:19   #14
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We're seeing lots of fuel issues with the Diesels lately - and to be honest it's a wide spread between fuel pumps and various sensors / O Rings.
There's not one 'big issue' that seems to cause non-starting, so you'll need to find a mechanic who knows the cars and is happy to spend some time working out where the issue lies.

From memory, the last 5 I've helped with have been 1x HP pump (leaking), 1x set of regulator seals (one had broken down), 1x under bonnet pump, 1x in tank pump (Mk2 with no under bonnet pump) and 1x injector with very bad leak back.

Good luck!
Car has gone to Terry, he's cast his eye over, both pumps and an injector as well as some horrific wiring! Car now starts, needs a bottle of forte, a CV joint and a heatshield now.

I'm kinda clad I don't still have mine anymore....

Anyone got a spare heatshield, there's one on the bay of evil, £30, but for some reason postage is £45! Is it an MoT failure now if it's missing?

Picking up Sat/Sun hopefully, thanks for all those who jumped in to help
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Born; Wednesday, 3rd October 2001 @ 16:00:16
The 34,336th 75 to run off the production line of 112,381
This was the 4,730th 75 CDT Connoisseur to be made out of 10,898
This was the 2,647th 75 in White Gold Metallic (code: GMN) to be made out of 12,251 White Gold Metallic 75s

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MK2 dials with IPK, FBH repair, headlining repair (again!) and some cosmetics.
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