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Svengali
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Yh what's the availability on these kits pal, I jus watched how its done and looks straight forward to be honest. Obviously ill check the fault first but it looks like it's the pump given the symptoms
Ready to go tomorrow mate
Yh what's the availability on these kits pal, I jus watched how its done and looks straight forward to be honest. Obviously ill check the fault first but it looks like it's the pump given the symptoms
Lol I couldn't afford to go that route haha
I am sure Dan can help Craig:razz:Just watch out if he want's to meet up in some shady location in his van:whistling:You know what these Nottingham guy's are like:blush:
I am sure Dan can help Craig:razz:Just watch out if he want's to meet up in some shady location in his van:whistling:You know what these Nottingham guy's are like:blush:
Haha lol yh, strange folk, I think I would rather keep the pain in the ass ayc haha.
Ok pal well once I'm certain it's the pump ill drop u a pm,
That's an exclusive to you!
Ha ha no problem pal, here to help if you need owt.
Dan
It looks more than likely I will need to fix it
Code 82 is pump fail. Most likely down to not making enough pressure.
This is down to corrosion inside the pump and seems alot of VIII's suffer with this.
No idea as to why Mitsi thought it was a good idea to mount the pump behind the wheels cos then its just constantly covered in all the crap off the roads.
Hopefully the whole body hasn't turned to mush and you can rebuild it !




had to grind the heads off the bolts and need to remove the remainder of them after tea break.that looks baad looks like a washing machine motor
Looks like you will need a new plate that spins
What plate that spins?
It's strange, all the corrosion and there was next to none on the other side of the pump. Need new pump how ever, they are a tad brittle
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