vito high pressure diesel pump
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Hello and welcome,, is it the 611 engine
http://www.detali.ru/cat/oem_mb2.as...1980&VIN=*&CT=M&cat=19U&SID=07&SGR=013&SGN=01
http://www.detali.ru/cat/oem_mb2.as...1980&VIN=*&CT=M&cat=19U&SID=07&SGR=013&SGN=01
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Put up an Email address and you can remove it in a few mins
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easy job, remove the inlet and out-let on the n/s, remove the 14mm feed to the rail, 3 trox bolts holding the pump on, adjust new pump off set spline to the same as the old one, put it back together!
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I am not sure which vito you have, if you put up the first 6 numbers of the chassis number it will help.
I think if it is a fairly old vito, then you may have to remove the big horse shoe engine mount on the top left of engine, jack up and take the weight of the engine, on the sump with a block of wood. Theres not much room there to do it. And it can be a big to get the engine mount back on.
I think if it is a fairly old vito, then you may have to remove the big horse shoe engine mount on the top left of engine, jack up and take the weight of the engine, on the sump with a block of wood. Theres not much room there to do it. And it can be a big to get the engine mount back on.
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this is for the 611 engine from a car not a Vito but should be the same
this is for the 611 engine from a car not a Vito but should be the same
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Malcolm.
Any chance you could email me the same info. My diesel pump is chucking fuel out big time, and I've been told it needs renewel.
Regards...Norman
Any chance you could email me the same info. My diesel pump is chucking fuel out big time, and I've been told it needs renewel.
Regards...Norman
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hello norman, are you sure it is not just the o-rings on the plastic pipes leaking? much cheaper fix if it is.
Hi sorry to hijack this old thread!
Vito 110CDI '02
I was wondering if anyone could help. Fuel has just started pouring out of the left hand side of the engine (as you look in from the front). At the weekend the thermostat housing was replaced and I thought it may have dislodged/cracked one of the fuel lines from what im guessing is the fuel filter (sits above the thermo with one line in and three coming from it). The fuel is spraying from beneath where the thermostat sits, but probably 5 inches back and out of view, and pours onto the belt drive.
If anybody has any ideas I would be extremely grateful.
Many thanks
Vito 110CDI '02
I was wondering if anyone could help. Fuel has just started pouring out of the left hand side of the engine (as you look in from the front). At the weekend the thermostat housing was replaced and I thought it may have dislodged/cracked one of the fuel lines from what im guessing is the fuel filter (sits above the thermo with one line in and three coming from it). The fuel is spraying from beneath where the thermostat sits, but probably 5 inches back and out of view, and pours onto the belt drive.
If anybody has any ideas I would be extremely grateful.
Many thanks
Hi,
My money is on the fuel pipes that run from front to back underneath the fuel pump, VERY close to the alternator belt, sometimes they fall down and rub through on the bely! Its quite hard to find, but I bet its that! You will need to remove the left top engine mount, and you should beable to remove them, and check. if not then its the pump but if its been played with they would have moved/removed them for easy access!
Mark@vitospares
My money is on the fuel pipes that run from front to back underneath the fuel pump, VERY close to the alternator belt, sometimes they fall down and rub through on the bely! Its quite hard to find, but I bet its that! You will need to remove the left top engine mount, and you should beable to remove them, and check. if not then its the pump but if its been played with they would have moved/removed them for easy access!
Mark@vitospares
