Eber D1LC Fault
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Eber D1LC Fault
The fault code is F53 can anyone diagnose fault and how to put it right..Thanks
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Re: Eber D1LC Fault
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Dave and gail.....1983 Pop Top 1.9n/a diesel (aka Ready Steady Eddie)
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Re: Eber D1LC Fault
cheers dave.i think a visit to specsavers is in order.i missed them fault codes when i first looked..
found this manual online.easier to read than ours...http://www.espar.com/documents/D1LCc.pdf
found this manual online.easier to read than ours...http://www.espar.com/documents/D1LCc.pdf
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no probs mate
you should pinch it for the wiki..the more info the better..eh
you should pinch it for the wiki..the more info the better..eh
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Dave and gail.....1983 Pop Top 1.9n/a diesel (aka Ready Steady Eddie)
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Re: Eber D1LC Fault
Not a great deal of help though.
Check the fuel supply.
Check the fuel flow.
Check the exhaust and intake.
Check the overheat sensor (i think)....
Shame it couldnt be more specific.
I changed my overheat sensor for a resistor (4K7 ohm i think but see the manual) and this fixed all my problems (the sensor was knackered). Gave me the confidence to shell out the £50 to replace the sensor anyhow....
Good luck
Ringo
Check the fuel supply.
Check the fuel flow.
Check the exhaust and intake.
Check the overheat sensor (i think)....
Shame it couldnt be more specific.
I changed my overheat sensor for a resistor (4K7 ohm i think but see the manual) and this fixed all my problems (the sensor was knackered). Gave me the confidence to shell out the £50 to replace the sensor anyhow....
Good luck
Ringo
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Re: Eber D1LC Fault
rich.where did you buy the sensor...
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Re: Eber D1LC Fault
rob, i`ve bought a few ebber bits off sarkblue on ebay. he`s reliable and cheap.
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It was CP Parkinson in Nottingham - but they arent a dealer nowadays. Check out the eber website for your local dealer....
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cheers lads
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here
£50 so check that yours is malfunctioning first!
£50 so check that yours is malfunctioning first!
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thanks...
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Re: Eber D1LC Fault
Just to add - that's for an Airtronic but email Stuart there and he will be able to fix you up - I recommend him as he doesn't charge the horrendous mark-up that most Eberspacher dealers put on - I've seen some with 100% mark-up on some items.
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Re: Eber D1LC Fault
i will make sure that fuel is getting to the unit first.hopefully thats the problem.it was working fine a couple of days ago...
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Re: Eber D1LC Fault
The D1Lc uses a Klixon type of overheat sensor which can be obtained for a lot less than what Eberspacher charge.
You could use this (£4.85 for 10!) or this this (£4.85 for 10) - a little cheaper than £50
Both are 115 degrees/normally closed contacts, which is what the limit should be.
You could use this (£4.85 for 10!) or this this (£4.85 for 10) - a little cheaper than £50
Both are 115 degrees/normally closed contacts, which is what the limit should be.
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Re: Eber D1LC Fault
blimey they are a lot cheaper.thanks a lot..
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