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Tiprat Member Since: 05 Aug 2021 Location: Manchester Posts: 79 |
Awhile back I had similar, diesel leaking from the bottom of the filter housing. So I dismantled the pipes, removed the filter with the housing, drained the diesel into a container and unscrewed the sensor.
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10th Dec 2023 5:11pm |
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Philclemo Member Since: 07 Feb 2022 Location: Lancashire Posts: 17 |
Thanks Tiprat. Yours was a 3.6, is the housing the same do you think? RR Westminster 2012 4.4 TDV8 Orkney Grey
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11th Dec 2023 1:02am |
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Philclemo Member Since: 07 Feb 2022 Location: Lancashire Posts: 17 |
Update
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4th Jan 2024 10:28am |
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Old-un Member Since: 12 Feb 2022 Location: Manchester Posts: 123 |
Same thing here, filter not seated properly hence leak and I think it could be a problem caused by people not used to working on these vehicles. RR owner |
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5th Jan 2024 2:18pm |
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pcourtney Member Since: 14 Jan 2020 Location: Stansted Posts: 648 |
And another similar tale that I also encountered with my local garage, I made it very clear to them what to do and FFS an "Oil Change" - I don't care what make and model the vehicle is, BASIC STUFF for a semi competant mechanic - but no you have to remind them what to do - crazy world we live in folks |
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6th Jan 2024 8:39pm |
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DrRob Member Since: 16 Apr 2015 Location: Petersfield, Hampshire Posts: 4228 |
Name and shame the garage so nobody on here uses them as your first step 2011 4.4 TDV8 Vogue SE Buckingham Blue with Ivory and clear glass = "Rory"
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7th Jan 2024 9:17am |
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