Hello
My 2003 v70 d5 has died! It cut out on the road, a too high/too low pressure fault code showed up. I can see no leaks. can anyone suggest what can be wrong?
Many thanks
Fuel Pressure Problem
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seriesonenut
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- Year and Model: v70 d5 2003
- Location: Essex
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Georgeandkira
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Hello, How many kms on your vehicle? What was the code? If air is getting to a running diesel engine then fuel interruption must be the cause of an on-the-road cutout. A clog in the delivery line? Isn't there a big filter in the tank which can get thoroughly gummed up? A fuel pump which just died? Do diesels have some sort of governor which could have broken in a "stop engine" mode? Successfully starting a family's 2 cyl. diesel boat engine is the only diesel experience I have. It did make me a hero for a couple of hours. Please post back when you find out. Kira
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Joe Hurless
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I can suggest more after you answer Kira's questions; but in the meantime, try cranking it while bapping the fuel pump with the blunt end of a screwdriver. If the car starts, prepare for the hell that is replacing that damn thing.
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