Been fishing for the Banjo

[Kamsin]

Well took the advice of a few people and stripped the fuel pump to check the Banjo filter to see if it was blocked up.........NO BANJO, so back to Sq1 again.

Still got the juddering at low revs and now out of ideas, going to get it booked in to a diesel tec and see if they can work out whats up with it as i now have no idea whats causing it.

Hope its going to be ok for tomorrow up Chesterfield :augie

 

[rustic]

If I get a slight judder or hesitation on any vehicle, I usually give it a good dose of red X.

That plus a new supplier of fuel for the next couple of fill ups usually sorts it.

Has it been doing it long?
Have you done any work on anything prior to the judder, ie disturbed something?

Have you changed your fuel supplier, and say added more bio fuel without knowing it?

You could try a 1/2 tank full of high performance diesel from shell... is it optimax or something...... :nenau

I think it may be fuel related... gunge, which can affect the pump or injectors or even air getting in.
Have you tried to drain any water out of the fuel filter, drain some into a clear ( empty ) jam jar, leave it a while and you may see water at the bottom.

Just a thought, and a topic for further discussion.....

 

[Kamsin]

If I get a slight judder or hesitation on any vehicle, I usually give it a good dose of red X.4 bottles have been put in up to now

That plus a new supplier of fuel for the next couple of fill ups usually sorts it.

Has it been doing it long? Since i got it
Have you done any work on anything prior to the judder, ie disturbed something?Only work done has been to sort it out

Have you changed your fuel supplier, and say added more bio fuel without knowing it?Runs on same fuel the BMW does and thats OK

You could try a 1/2 tank full of high performance diesel from shell... is it optimax or something...... :nenau

I think it may be fuel related... gunge, which can affect the pump or injectors or even air getting in. This could be an option
Have you tried to drain any water out of the fuel filter, drain some into a clear ( empty ) jam jar, leave it a while and you may see water at the bottom.New filters all round

Just a thought, and a topic for further discussion.....

So this is why im now starting to give up. but to be honest its not as bad as it used to be, it got a lot better after the filter change.

 

[R1cho]

have you checked the fuel filter is housed properly? could be letting air in

 

[Kamsin]

have you checked the fuel filter is housed properly? could be letting air in

To be honest, NO. But it was doing this before i changed it, thats why i did it.

But i guess they could both of been mounted wrong, worth checking again i guess.

 

[geoffdown]

To be honest, NO. But it was doing this before i changed it, thats why i did it.

But i guess they could both of been mounted wrong, worth checking again i guess.

the little hand primer pump also fails and lets in air try bypassing the fuel filter and c if that helps if so its the filter letting in air from either the fuel filter (make sure u use good 1s i.e fram) or the little primer pump:thumbs

 

[rustic]

have you checked the fuel filter is housed properly? could be letting air in

I fitted a "cheap" one once, air was getting in past the seal, and there were clouds of white smoke and rough running.

I threw out the "Cheap" filter and bought an "expensive" one from a Nissan dealer. Sorted. :thumb2


Clearly there are some good cheap fuel filters about, but how many do you need to buy to find a good one. :nenau

 

[Thomas-the-Terrano2]

though banjo was preserve of the mk1 td, not the tdi onwards?

 

[geoffdown]

though banjo was preserve of the mk1 td, not the tdi onwards?

i have the filter built in to the banjo bolt and mine is a x reg 2000 tdi:thumbs