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Got a 106 Diesel here fuel pump was blocked. Used the air line in the garage to push 200PSI into it and out the bleed nut. After about 20 Minuets it cleared. But I'm wanting to flush it thought with some kind of liquid. I've got a bottle of white spirit here.
Was wondering what would be a good...
If it is the head gasket and it hasn't been driven much like it.. Then worst it could really be is a bit warped only costs £30 to get it re-shimmed
Can always start it up to make sure it isn't fucked before you buy it.
Might mean draining the water out so you can start it with a fucked gasket...
Pug 106 XND 1.4
what normally goes on pumps. Do they open up ?
Also I was thinking just put the garages air lines onto the bleed nut and blow 200 PSI into it :)
You can fit Any of theses engines.
2.0 Williams
1.8 16V
1.2 E-type
1.4 E-type
1.2 D-type
1.4 D-Type
I believe all the c-types as well
Theses are the easiest changes.
Loads more chooses out there tho.
I believe they was only made in 1.9D diesel.
I got one for £200 with years MOT. Runs on 100% Veggie Oil ;)
Nothing I can really think to look out for unless it has a sun roof they always leak.
Just look like you would on any normal car..
1. Oil cap for White stuff.
2. Expansion tank for oil...
Maybe the front door is a gate. so the dog smashed the gate (front door) and sat on the lounge floor and some reason thieves are scared of a dog that sit on lounge floors.
While its idleing.
Remove the HT leads one at a time. when you remove the HT lead off the plug you should hear a change in the engine noise (mis-fire more or even stall). when you find the HT lead that doesn't change the engine noise it will be that one mis-firing
Make sure that HT lead is...