1.6 Diesel fuel pump leak from a weird place? ne ideas?

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1.6 Diesel fuel pump leak from a weird place? ne ideas?

Post by bradcab »

I have leak from the throttle spindle on the fuel pump, I had the rod and cable end off cleaned it up etc and tightened the lockating nut right up and still drips a bit?

Common? Seal gone? Or is it a new pump as "they can't be over hauled"
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Post by Aidan »

common, seals, or spindle wear, may allow air in too. Any competant diesel specialist can fix, budget £100, but I'm sure Simon will be along to advise you better.

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i have a pump spare, if you wanna buy it off me?

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Leaking fuel from throttle spindle.

Post by brookie »

I had exactly this problem on my diesel. A steady drip of fuel from spindle pooling on cylinder head by glow-plugs - very worrying as I had only just picked the camper up! BUT I got a cheap and proper fix. Simply replace the sealing washer under the lever. It's a strange cross-sectional shape seal but I got one from Poole Diesels 01202 749071 for a £1.00 .
Job done!
1986 High-top 1.9 Td called Scooby

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