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Diesel Leak :(

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hobbit:
Have you got an access panel in the floor of the disco, if so yoy may be able to replace the pipes with flexible fuel hoses, fed through the gap between the tank and the body, far enough down to re-unite with the correct pipe

gords:
BurgerKing - did you get my PM?

BurgerKing:
I got my diesel leak fixed  :D it was the feed and return pipes. There was a pin [ed - prod with a sharp implement] of a hole and because it was under pressure it was sparying everywhere. It cost £185 to get sorted, all the tank had to be dropped. New plastic lines and all the other bits and bob's that goes with it. Oh are a new sender unit as well because time they had dropped the tank the 2 pipes that bend into the top of the tank where leaking. It not rust now with them been plastic (touch wood  :D ).

So yeah a happy man again.................

gords:

--- Quote from: "BurgerKing" ---I got my diesel leak fixed  :D
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Good stuff :D  That's got to be a huge relief ... leaking fuel is never good :shock:

muddysteve:

--- Quote from: "gords" ---
--- Quote from: "BurgerKing" ---I got my diesel leak fixed  :D
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Good stuff :D  That's got to be a huge relief ... leaking fuel is never good :shock:
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Nowt wrong with leaking diesel, the stuff's safe as houses.

When we fill the trains up with the stuff at night (big fuel tanks) you'd be suprised howmany guys have got ciggies hanging out there gobs while filling up - gave me a bit of a shock when i 1st started there, now i'm just as bad  :roll:

Steve

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