longdog
Active Member
Can you hear the fuel pump ticking, by the fuel tank.
Could also be glowplug/flame sensor
Manual for it,
http://www.suremarine.com/manuals/webasto-repair-manuals/tsl17-repair.pdf
Strip down and service with photos, boat installation but informative,
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rc...6CNVwWHhndyxZDvXQ&sig2=DEKIpDiitnvFAs3vgo9UvA
Could also be glowplug/flame sensor
Manual for it,
http://www.suremarine.com/manuals/webasto-repair-manuals/tsl17-repair.pdf
Strip down and service with photos, boat installation but informative,
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rc...6CNVwWHhndyxZDvXQ&sig2=DEKIpDiitnvFAs3vgo9UvA
longdog
Active Member
The FBH has its own fuel pump thats fitted by the fuel tank.
Singvogel
Well-Known Member
The fbh can be bit problematic after a summer on non-use.
Mine often needs the fuse pulled and a forced start a few times before it is fully awakened from it's six months or so of slumber.
I can force mine to start by means of the timer, but you can use a freeze spray on the sensor or the old paper-clip doge to earth pin 3 on the connector.
You could also fit a simple dash-switch to the the system, giving you complete control over it.
A good dose of injector cleaner in the tank will help to clean the fbh at the same time.
Lots of info on other forums for other cars which use the TD4 engine by the way.
Singvogel.
Mine often needs the fuse pulled and a forced start a few times before it is fully awakened from it's six months or so of slumber.
I can force mine to start by means of the timer, but you can use a freeze spray on the sensor or the old paper-clip doge to earth pin 3 on the connector.
You could also fit a simple dash-switch to the the system, giving you complete control over it.
A good dose of injector cleaner in the tank will help to clean the fbh at the same time.
Lots of info on other forums for other cars which use the TD4 engine by the way.
Singvogel.
longdog
Active Member
Has the FBH fuel pump been reconnected.
Singvogel
Well-Known Member
Here's a recent link to the location of the sensor:
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/whats-202094.html
Here's a link to the Rover & MGZT guys who discuss this subject a lot - check out Harry's post 3 - he's a very knowledgable guy on fbhs and loads of other M47R stuff:
Problems with FBH - The 75 and ZT Owners Club Forums
It contains a link to his 'how to' thread on testing & servicing the Webast Thermo-Top fbh
Enjoy!
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/whats-202094.html
Here's a link to the Rover & MGZT guys who discuss this subject a lot - check out Harry's post 3 - he's a very knowledgable guy on fbhs and loads of other M47R stuff:
Problems with FBH - The 75 and ZT Owners Club Forums
It contains a link to his 'how to' thread on testing & servicing the Webast Thermo-Top fbh
Enjoy!
teddywood1
Well-Known Member
have you checked the pipe for the fbh is it fitted ok
Ok got the garage to bleed the fuel through to fbh as per the people on the rover forums
And all working fine now.
I got the garage to do this as it was there fault in the first place so no charge to me but I still have a lot of info from the rover guys if anyone want it.
How to test it bleed it and strip down
And all working fine now.
I got the garage to do this as it was there fault in the first place so no charge to me but I still have a lot of info from the rover guys if anyone want it.
How to test it bleed it and strip down
