injector pump
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silvergecko
injector pump
hi all i have problem with my bongo drives fine under 3500 rpm but put foot down and no more power and same on hills. checked everthing mentioned on site but still cant find faut . pump has small leak can anyone tell me if it could cause this sort of problem
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Vanmanerik
More Revs
To quorte from a previous post on similar subject:
to cut a long story short i have suffered with the freda not revving above 2000rpm and it churning out lots of smoke, going down every forseeable check including taking out the injectors i have finally solved it. i had given up and thought it would need a new injector pump or it overhauling at a great cost . i came on here on weds evening at about 8:30 in the hope of finding a suitable diesel mechanic who could diagnose my problem.
i have previously used the search facility on this forum to try and find the problem but to no avail, so typing in "diagnostic" into the search it came up with a very interesting post by andyfb78 titled "stripping the injector pump" this guy had exactly the same symptoms and was asking for advice as he had also given up hope of finding the problem, until some one gave advice about a very small strainer behind the banjo connector on top of the fuel pump that maybe blocked. sure enough after stripping off the banjo and removing the strainer from behind the spring i found it to be completely blocked. after a thorough clean and re assembley the freda burst into life and runs perfect
Hope this helps.
to cut a long story short i have suffered with the freda not revving above 2000rpm and it churning out lots of smoke, going down every forseeable check including taking out the injectors i have finally solved it. i had given up and thought it would need a new injector pump or it overhauling at a great cost . i came on here on weds evening at about 8:30 in the hope of finding a suitable diesel mechanic who could diagnose my problem.
i have previously used the search facility on this forum to try and find the problem but to no avail, so typing in "diagnostic" into the search it came up with a very interesting post by andyfb78 titled "stripping the injector pump" this guy had exactly the same symptoms and was asking for advice as he had also given up hope of finding the problem, until some one gave advice about a very small strainer behind the banjo connector on top of the fuel pump that maybe blocked. sure enough after stripping off the banjo and removing the strainer from behind the spring i found it to be completely blocked. after a thorough clean and re assembley the freda burst into life and runs perfect
Hope this helps.
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fordavefreda
hi silvergecko,
check out thread on "did you know..... fuel problem?" i recently posted a few days ago...
i had the same problem with my freda which gradually got worse until it wouldn' t rev at all...
what you might find is a clogged fuel strainer under the banjo connector on top of the injector pump, take off the banjo bolt to reveal a spring, under the spring down the hole is a small strainer about the size of a tyre valve dust cap, i levered it out with a screwdriver, give it a good clean and this may solve your probs, asuming you have done all other checks like blocked air intake, turbo not spinning up, due a fuel filter etc....
hope this helps, i'm now doing my bit as others have helped me
good luck dave
check out thread on "did you know..... fuel problem?" i recently posted a few days ago...
i had the same problem with my freda which gradually got worse until it wouldn' t rev at all...
what you might find is a clogged fuel strainer under the banjo connector on top of the injector pump, take off the banjo bolt to reveal a spring, under the spring down the hole is a small strainer about the size of a tyre valve dust cap, i levered it out with a screwdriver, give it a good clean and this may solve your probs, asuming you have done all other checks like blocked air intake, turbo not spinning up, due a fuel filter etc....
hope this helps, i'm now doing my bit as others have helped me
good luck dave
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Vanmanerik
Pump Prob.
But your post was better than mine. 
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silvergecko
Re: Pump Prob.
someone has told me its the pump if so has anyone out there got one that wont break the bank ?
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antique
leak
hi can you see where the leak is on pump ? normally leaks stop valve front and back ,or end cap where injector pipes come out .
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silvergecko
Re: leak
at back under pump in usual place i think. and have had little filter out and its clean 
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antique
leak
hi take off 2 injector pipes hand round back off pump 10 ml ring spanner 2 bolts take out, fit new o ring bit fiderly but will save you a large bill ?




