Home > Maintenance & Mods (L322) > Diesel leak on TDV8 4.4 rear left hand of engine bay |
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pcourtney Member Since: 14 Jan 2020 Location: Stansted Posts: 815 |
have you searched the forum first - odd to lose diesel - use UV dye to find the leak
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1st Dec 2024 10:25pm |
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Killjoy Member Since: 01 Dec 2024 Location: Basingstoke Posts: 4 |
Hi pcourtney
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2nd Dec 2024 7:18am |
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nick4275 Member Since: 28 Sep 2018 Location: Bewdley Posts: 68 |
Just a thought as I had something similar,
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11th Dec 2024 9:38am |
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Killjoy Member Since: 01 Dec 2024 Location: Basingstoke Posts: 4 |
Hi Nick. It was replaced with a genuine leak off pipe from Landrover. I’ve had the seals replaced twice as well but still have the leak. It’s frustrating as it only seams to leak when driving as nothing is showing when idling |
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11th Dec 2024 11:48pm |
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tracker Member Since: 22 May 2024 Location: Paphos Posts: 18 |
Hi Killjoy, I had a similar issue on my L320 TDV6. The fuel consumption increased from 28 to 16 mpg and diesel was leaking at one of the cylinders. The issue was related to the return of excessive diesel after the injector back to the diesel pump. Possibly the root cause was a clogged return in the diesel pump, which made the pressure increase in the return pipe. The fix was to increase the diameter of the hole for the return. |
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14th Dec 2024 10:39pm |
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Kiss My Carbon Footprint Member Since: 19 Dec 2020 Location: Milton Keynes Posts: 125 |
Might it be coming from the the water sensor connection at the base of the fuel filter ?
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16th Dec 2024 11:31pm |
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