[Vwdiesel] diesel van starting problems

Shirley, Mark R MarkRShirley at eaton.com
Thu Jan 17 16:37:44 EST 2002


I don't think you can have pressure too high to the injector pump.  He's
probably
fighting a fuel starvation to the auxilliary pump.  Is the pump mounted
right back
by the tank and lower than the tank?  If not, he might not be getting fuel
to the 
booster pump.

-----Original Message-----
From: childres at juno.com [mailto:childres at juno.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 4:24 PM
To: vwdiesel at audifans.com
Subject: [Vwdiesel] diesel van starting problems


My brother in law in Romania is having problems with his diesel van. He has
written me the following:
Woody, thanks for the note. Part of the problem is that I know all of the 
names for the parts in Romanian but not in English since I've only owned a 
diesel over here. Inside the injector pump there is another pump that draws 
the fuel into the injector pump. That draw pump has broken so I've put an 
extra electric pump into the line to keep the pressure up. The problem is 
that now the pressure is too high so it's not really working. Also the 
electric pump is for gas so the frozen diesel really clogs it up. If I were 
in the states I'd just take off the injector pump and have it fixed and put 
it back on. The problem would be taken care of in a day instead of all this 
rigging I've done for 4 months.... I don't think there's anything you can do

at this point unless you see an electric fuel pump that operates under .07 
bar psi (I'd be interested in the cost - especially if it was a pump for 
diesel) It needs to be a pump that is exterior (not in the tank). Don't 
spend much time looking - it's not worth it.

**Thanks, I appreciate any advise anyone can provide**
childres at juno.com <mailto:childres at juno.com> 
 

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