22-12-2018, 08:50 PM
OK - now we have the dreaded 'no start after injector change' scenario.
As previously stated - swapped out the 'wrong' 90HP injectors for a near set of scrapyard 110HP ones, recoded ECU and off we went. Next day no fuel pressure and no start (primer bulb very soft) - decided to leave it until full set of recon injectors arrived. They have and they're fitted/coded in.
Still nowt - tried a few things including pumping the hell out of that primer bulb but no joy. I have a feeling that you can't tow this one as there's a weird setup to the ignition so I think we've got an air lock in the system.
Googling has suggested priming the filter/low pressure side by a vacuum pump (which I happen to have) on the return line.
Also a possibility of cracking the high pressure feed pipes whilst cranking to get any air out of the system.
Any other suggestions that may/are known to work?
As previously stated - swapped out the 'wrong' 90HP injectors for a near set of scrapyard 110HP ones, recoded ECU and off we went. Next day no fuel pressure and no start (primer bulb very soft) - decided to leave it until full set of recon injectors arrived. They have and they're fitted/coded in.
Still nowt - tried a few things including pumping the hell out of that primer bulb but no joy. I have a feeling that you can't tow this one as there's a weird setup to the ignition so I think we've got an air lock in the system.
Googling has suggested priming the filter/low pressure side by a vacuum pump (which I happen to have) on the return line.
Also a possibility of cracking the high pressure feed pipes whilst cranking to get any air out of the system.
Any other suggestions that may/are known to work?
Our cars 2008 1.6 HDi 92 Berlingo (His) RIP 2019
2008 1.6 HDi 110 Mini (Hers)
2008 1.6 HDi 143 Mini (His)
2008 1.6 HDi 110 Mini (Hers)
2008 1.6 HDi 143 Mini (His)