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Hi I have a volkswagen motor caravan 1970cc non start I have checked fuel lines all ok i checked mechanical fuel pump and found that the vacuum pipe from pump has broke and detiriated and i can not see where it goes to can any one help
Re: Hi I have a volkswagen motor caravan 1970cc non start...
Check the points in the distributor it may need to be changed. pick up a set of points and condencer. check to make shore you have spark at the coil. hope this helps you. bob
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Looks like your fuel supply line has got chocked. This happens when the dirt from the gas tank comes into the fuel line when the tank is getting empty as it has happened in your case. Check your fuel filter and replace if required.
usual problem ,valves in injector worn for the fuel pump.easy quick fix this one ,fit a non return valve in the inlet pipe,check flow direction on valve when fitting and evan better as well is another in the bleed off return pipe .valves available from a motor factor or a specialist garage like bosch or lucas ,cut pipe and fit the valve with a piece of rubber pipe to connect the valve in line.or listen to the people who want to milk the golden cow and have the whole injector pump overhauled .
Leak Detection Pump Switch or Mechanical Fault. (fuel Evaporative system) Before you go replacing any parts be sure to check all vacuum lines for kinks, or pinched from front to fuel tank, as quite often this is the cause & pumps are replaced unnecessarily.
Hi, before the pump it is a loose connection or maybe a pin hole in the pipe, check all the connections and pipes for seepage, after the pump it will be a leak, i knowit sounds the same but after the pump the fuel is under pressure. It would appear that your system drawing air rather than forcing air in. daveg
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