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Mikey Member Since: 10 Jan 2008 Location: Dundee Posts: 1740 |
The HP pumps can leak from the "heads" on the pump body. More often than not, the hose clips that secure the pipes to the pump can be loose, and make it appear as though the leak is from the HP pump |
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30th Jan 2015 9:37pm |
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Phil H Member Since: 17 Oct 2010 Location: Monmouthshire Posts: 34 |
Thanks for that, he's got me by the b**ls really. Can the old pump be refurbished? |
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30th Jan 2015 9:44pm |
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RCusden Member Since: 12 May 2012 Location: NarberthPembrokeshire Posts: 186 |
Mine had a leak on the back of the h.p pump which was the main feed pipe to the fuel rail. It was a pig to get to as the inlet manifold had to come off but only needed nipping up good luck and hope yours is that simple. |
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30th Jan 2015 10:03pm |
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Phil H Member Since: 17 Oct 2010 Location: Monmouthshire Posts: 34 |
Too late, it has already been replaced, collecting tomorrow. |
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30th Jan 2015 10:07pm |
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D8DEL Member Since: 14 Nov 2013 Location: AIRDRIE, North Lanarkshire Posts: 26 |
Hi there, just wondering how you got on with the new pump?
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14th Jun 2015 1:09pm |
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Dtech Member Since: 29 Nov 2014 Location: Yorkshire Dales Posts: 45 |
Try looking on the BMW land forum, there should be loads of info for these engines on there. |
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14th Jun 2015 2:02pm |
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Phil H Member Since: 17 Oct 2010 Location: Monmouthshire Posts: 34 |
Away on hols at the moment, will get back to you after 25th |
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19th Jun 2015 2:39pm |
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Phil H Member Since: 17 Oct 2010 Location: Monmouthshire Posts: 34 |
Ok,back off hols.
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25th Jun 2015 7:06pm |
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