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In my time I have owned a Jeep Cherokee 2 x Isuzu Troopers 2 x Classics and 1 Classic soft dash and now a TD6 L322
Best drive of any car I've owned
Yes they eat money but no feeling like being behind the wheel of an L322
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Somehow I dont think ones "help" will like anything other than driving me around and being able to use the original L322 controls - thats why I linked to the "plug n play" unit.
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No probs on helping
The problem when a manufacturer uses a commercially available system (in your case a Webasto FBH) is they get Webasto to "tweak" their system so only a "genuine" Land Rover item will repair a fault
I am not saying a generic Webasto metered pump off Thiefbay will not...
On this occasion I have to disagree (hope someone can accurately put either of us right ?)
The coil light is the "tell-tale" that the engine glow plugs are "pre-heating" !
The in-dash warning stating "Pre Heating" only operates at temps below apprx 7 degs and indicates the FBH has kicked in
That looks like my example Pump B
If this had failed/leaked then I would expect engine running problems
Also that pump is not fitted where you have shown your leak
Nope - that is the message to state that the FBH (Fuel Burning Heater) is operating and warming the vehicles water system quicker than the TD6 engine can
Whilst "pre-heating" takes place your "leaking" pump would normally be sending metered amounts of fuel in "small pulses" to the FBH under...
Well your pic certainly looks like the O/S of your axle
Ceegar for me please !
Well you best not as there may be diesel all over the floor in the morning ;)
Woah Tiger !!!
Block it up DO NOT simply join pipes back together
Thats the FBH Auxillary heater metered fuel pump
Your FBH under the N/S/F inner wing will now have the possibility to flood once fuel syphons to it (as you have no in-line pump connected) and be a fire risk if and when...