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Sorry but what is the "quickstart"?
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John Caradimas 2005 X5 3.0lt diesel Facelift, Sport packet |
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Hi. I have checked the fuel pump in the tank as well as the pre-supply pump underneath the car and they are both working. The diesel does reach the front of the car and into the fuel rail. The diagnostic done today reveals that the fuel pressure is causing the starting problem. However, it doesnt say what component is malfunctioning.
Any suggestions, please?
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![]() The fuel pressure rail sensor is commonly known to fail onn the 3.0D!Have you tried a new or a good used sensor?Failing this,can only be injectors.Before removing them ,try to check all the injector wiring is ok! Last edited by powers1; 11-12-2013 at 06:55 AM. |
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ItS any alcoholic spray (usually its brake cleaner) you spray into the air inlet and as it mixes with oxygen in the engine chamber,the car starts up!
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WD40 can be used to start a diesel without risking any damage to the engine or components. In fact, it was the recommended "starting fluid" for GM dealers working on the Oldsmobile 5.7L diesel engine. (I was a GM employee for 10 years)
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Thanks very much. The injectors wiring is good. I will have the injectors removed and tested.
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