Xtractorfan
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Unless a jump start will show up on star....The star guys will know......it will be very hard to prove any liability
Wrong..What lessons have I learnt?
Pay the money and use a dealer where possible for complete peace of mind.
Wrong..
The lesson is to not misfuel your car..
It should be a mechanical lift pump so that can't happen.If you drain a diesel car it takes a fair bit of cranking to fill the fuel lines and get the fuel as far as the front filter.
We my never know how that was done or even if attempted,I do not know enough about diesels to know if the pump would work if going backwards
211 has a electric pump in the tank, hence, never turn the key to number 2 if you mis-fuel!!!!!
211 has a electric pump in the tank, hence, never turn the key to number 2 if you mis-fuel!!!!!
If a reverse polarity jump start has been attempted the first thing that usually fries, if the leads are connected for more than the briefest flash, is the rectifier pack in the alternator. Is this engine CDI or mechanical injection ?
MB have diagnosed a blown fuse near the SAM.
Replaced it and re-programmed the ECU.
Car started!!
They are charging me 2 hours labour which I think is reasonable.
You thoughts??
OK so your indie did not disconnect the battery when taking down the tank and blew the fuse for the SAM when putting it back. Its something one does automatically when working on cars, or should do. Its when you plug things back in that causes these things owing to the multi contacts and what pin makes contact first.MB have diagnosed a blown fuse near the SAM.
Replaced it and re-programmed the ECU.
Car started!!
They are charging me 2 hours labour which I think is reasonable.
You thoughts??
You thoughts??