XU9DTE fault

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by CoyoteBoy, Jan 16, 2005.

  1. CoyoteBoy

    CoyoteBoy Guest

    OK, citroen ZX TD volcane - fire it up, almost immediately revs
    through the ceiling and wont shut off for a few seconds after the key
    is turned. Any ideas? I'm pretty lame when it comes to diesels, so im
    at a loss. Ive had the suggestion that it might be the fuel pump - i
    hope not at 1200£! It revs its little nuts off, rattles a bit and
    smells really rich.

    Clues?
    James
     
    CoyoteBoy, Jan 16, 2005
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  2. CoyoteBoy

    Coyoteboy Guest

    Ooops, mean XUD9TE :) ButI'm sure you all know that.

    J
     
    Coyoteboy, Jan 16, 2005
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  3. CoyoteBoy

    Nom Guest

    Check your oil ! If the Turbo's bearings are shafted, the engine may be
    running on it's own oil (by sucking it in through the Turbo's seals) ! If
    your oil level hasn't dropped though, then this isn't your problem :)
     
    Nom, Jan 17, 2005
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  4. CoyoteBoy

    coyoteboyuk Guest

    Thanks for the tip, I'll check the level and see if i can get the
    outlet off the turbo to check for oil leakage.

    James
     
    coyoteboyuk, Jan 17, 2005
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  5. CoyoteBoy

    coyoteboyuk Guest

    Latest communication from my brother says:

    "The throttle cable is fine, but the pump throttle arm felt a little
    tight / gritty (without cable attached)

    Air filter isnt that old, but surely doesn't cause that all of a
    sudden, Oil level - again has used some but not massively or more than
    normal, Pulled fine before taking it to them eitherway without smoke.

    More than a bit clackety - sounds like my valves are sat on the
    pistons!

    Will check vacuum hoses - nothing looked out of place, although a
    breather hose has split but has been a little for a while with no
    problems. (special part taper hose)"
    Thanks for the thoughts so far.
    James
     
    coyoteboyuk, Jan 17, 2005
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