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magna42

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  1. 9 hours ago, Bowie69 said:

    Not quite true, modern diesels can keep powering glow plugs even after start, and before start, the light is just a comfort blanket/making sure minimal status for starting.

    Ah righto well there you go rookie mistake then I just assumed after lights off they are off. It makes sense though as I'm sure they may require the glow for a bit longer in some situations, maybe not here though in the 40ยฐc+ weather it has been lately ๐Ÿคฃ

    Cheers Bowie ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘

  2. 11 hours ago, SteveG said:

    Classic symptoms of a starter solenoid on the way out. If you canโ€™t source the kits in AUS, and they take a long time to import, youโ€™ll have to buy a whole starter, and end up repairing your original one as a spare.

    I've been on the hunt for a kit but not much luck for a quick delivery. I am meant to be driving 4.5 hours back to work in two days so I will see what my options will be for it and go from there. Very good idea though i will be doing that just to be safe for the future.

    Cheers for your help, greatly appreciated ๐Ÿ‘

  3. 4 hours ago, Maverik said:

    Will try and clean the contacts otherwise I will order a kit such as you sent, cheers Maverick ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘

  4. Hey guys my 1999 td5 110 is not cranking due to a strong draw on theย  battery approx 13v before turning key to glow plugs etc then drops to 12v when key is turned. The fuel pump doesn't seem to stop making its noise just sounds like its maxing out and just keeps on going is a new pump with a new relay, i tried different relay but no luck. Tried a new charged battery and no crank still, a couple of times at the start it did turn over but not long enough to fire just a quick burst.

    Any help is appreciated started fine on bump start, unsure where to look next.

    Cheers ๐Ÿ‘

  5. 30 minutes ago, Eightpot said:

    Only fit the VDO, don't bother with anything else. They usually come with a new tank seal which is the only thing you might replace.

    If you're dropping the tank, be very careful with the clip in fuel pipes- they get a bit brittle with age, it's easier to break them dropping the tank and they are very expensive to replace. Probably worth labeling each pipe before removal so they go back in the same order.ย 

    VDO it is then haha only heard good things about them over others. Alright yeah I saw a new set of fuel pipes was almost 300 bucks, will definitely label will save alot of hassle.

    Cheers ๐Ÿ‘

  6. 10 hours ago, hurbie said:

    i would buy a good quality pump , drop the tank and fit it , and your done for the next 20 years ...

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    no need to cut up a good floor ...

    Cheers hurbie I agree I like my floor as it is, I was going to get the vdo pump are there any seals or hoses etc you'd suggest changing while doing the job?

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