Birty Dastards Jeep Club
Tech Forum => Workshop => Topic started by: gavo80 on October 20, 2014, 10:26:19 AM
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Hi All
Please please can someone help me??
I have trawled the inter web and keep getting mixed information with regards to my issue, i am new to this but i hope to find a Jeep Wizard/s who can help me out.
Right.....
I have a great 2.7 Crd WJ (Merc Lump) on a cold start (first thing) the car just turns over an will not fire up and will start with the assistance of cold start sprayed into the air box.
I have had the high pressure pump serviced and resealed, fuel filter changed (plus full service) and changed all the glow plugs and found 1 duff one.
Once she is running it drive with no issues, pulls like a train with no lack of power or loss of MPG (AV 30mpg), but say for instance i pop to the shops (20 min drive) turn the motor off and fire it back it takes quite a few turns for it to fire up, it almost feels like its starving of fuel but then fires up???.
Also i don't know if this is coincidence but my drive is on a steep angle, but when i park it in my garage (which is on a flat) the car will fire after a few turns (not all the time though)
I hope i have explained in as much detail as possible, and that some wizard out there can help me as this is doing my head in and i feel like i am hitting a brick wall every morning!
Thanks in advance.
Cheers
Gav
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Jeep Wizard/s who can help me out.
Hi Gav,
You come to the right place because plenty of those around..... and some ex 2.7 customers :003:
Low pressure pump and all plastic (possibly porous) fuel lines & connections/terminations spring to mind.
Other will be along shortly....no doubt.
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Gav
Sounds like your having either Air in fuel, or Syphoning issues.
the most likely place will be the 'leak-off' pipes from the injectors return via the Fuel Filter - have a look at the pipes - plan to change em out - as they get brittle with age!
My WJ CRD sits on a 45deg runway and has no problems - so far!
have a look at the fuel lines LP & HP - they are clear and sometimes you'll see air bubbles coming thro. - again the fuel connections are a pain to remove, so don't try to reseat just ensure you have a new line ready to fit.
Hey Good Luck!
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Cheers Dutch,
This is properly doing my head in now..... but hay the joys of motoring i suppose!!
I will have a look again at all the fuel lines and double check the connections
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Posted this somewhere else but replace all the o rings on the fuel lines especially if the pump and filterlines have not been done already. Get the merc o rings superior to jeep part no for merc see in here http://www.ausjeepoffroad.com/forum/showthread.php?t=101142
be careful with the clips too. I get mine replaced every so often on the filter end.