I have rebuilt volkswagen transporter 2.5 diesel 2000 model

The service and repair manual with diagram will give you all the knowledge you need to fix the problem and you will get the manual from the given link https://toolsnyou.com

Hi there,
I have just had my T4 2.4 cambelt and water pump done but the van does not run right unless the choke is out any ideas?
Many thanks
Mark

Sorry to say there is most likely quite expensive damage to the valve train and pistons. A new cam belt can be installed and the motor rotated to see if it is turning freely after which you would do a compression check (lack of compression will indicate bent or broken valves). I've never seen a diesel break a belt and avoid damage, virtually always a catastrophic failure.

I hve the same problem, any solution yet?

was haben sie heir is u need to go to library sec 629 and look at the chilton manuals

Falty fuel pump or injectors.

I found a link that may help it is for a shop manual it includes the long wheel base and TDI models 1.9, 2.4, & 2.5 cost is $35.95 US
http://www.books4cars.com/result3.asp?finddesc=transporter+&imageField2.x=16&imageField2.y=16
You will probably find it cheaper on Ebay there are several listed there NOW
Sorry I could find nothing listed for OWNERS manual you should try a salvage or breakers yard for that
Hope this helps

crank marks are on flywheel--pull the cap off on top ov the box and u will c the flywheel,turn clockwise untill pointer lines up with a punch mark on flywheel.

not too familiar with caravell however the water pump may be driven by the cambelt as many engines are today which would entail the cambelt being renewed +tensioner as well as waterpump if this is the reason for asking its location ?

Every 60k miles. Best way to do it is to visit the websites for www.germanautoparts.com, www.ecstuning.com, or www.purems.com and give them your VIN number. They sell timing kits that include all the necessary parts for the job and by supplying your VIN number, you can be sure to get the proper kit, as some parts differ based on where in the model year your car was built.