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As alistair said, if changing the temperature of the IP turns the problem on or off, it's probably a worn IP. Reproduce the fault, and hose the IP down. and everthing else he said.
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I will try tonite but I suspect that hosing down the IP will fix the problem.
Does this mean that I need new gaskets / orings on the IP or that I need an entirely new IP? Thanks! Regarding the VO, this problem happens even if i do not switch to VO at all. Good pointers on VO quality, thanks for the tips! |
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Actually on 2nd thought, it will NOT help, because when i switch back to Diesel from VO, the car stalls. That tells me that something BELOW the switch is leaking! (see diagram, the RED line)
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