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mini Anaconda



Member Since: 23 Aug 2016
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200 TDI injection pump
Its possible that my injection pump is leaking between the head unit and main body, its my understanding that you can carefully release the head unit a small amount to remove and replace the large o-ring/seal. Has anyone on here carried out the repair with success?
I have watched a video on youtube which involves removing the top of the pump to make sure a shim doesn't fall off a cam inside the pump, is it possible to carry out the repair without removing the top of the pump?
Many thanks.


Post #573790 27th Oct 2016 2:47pm
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Enid_Puceflange



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Mine also leaks.
Replacement pumps are stupid expensive , I was advised to send mine off as a px for a refurbished I e.
Still not done it Rolling Eyes

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Post #575736 6th Nov 2016 12:54am
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Retroanaconda



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When mine developed a leak I bought a second hand one and sent it off for refurbishment at Diesel Bob. Then swapped it for mine once it arrived, not that bad a job.

Still got my original here if anyone needs one to do the same.
Post #575776 6th Nov 2016 9:50am
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mini Anaconda



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Going to give it a try in a couple of weeks, will update with the outcome.
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mini Anaconda



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I am pleased to say we carried out the repair and it seems to have been a success. In the end we decided to remove the pump from the Land Rover and replaced the seal with the pump sat in a vice, this made it a lot easier. Haven't done many miles yet but so far so good.
Post #583573 8th Dec 2016 8:42pm
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