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Total disaster when trying to change cam belt 2.0d

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Old Oct 29th, 2021, 11:01   #11
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Leak fixed.

Inside and at the bottom of the fuel inlet is a 10 mm washer. I took out the inlet "screw" took out the aluminium washer, gave it a good clean and a hard tightening with a breaker bar. Installed it and started the car. No leaks !!!

End of the story.
Hopefully my post will help someone in the future.

Thanks for your support and adios for now....
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Old Oct 31st, 2021, 10:00   #12
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Good news, glad you got it fixed.

Nice idea with the sticks in the injector holes.
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Thanks mate. Yes those sticks really made the trick and saved me.

However, I've had a lot if problems after testing the car....leaks from the waterpump because not tightening the bolts enough, and diesel leaks from the 2 injectors I had to remove to put in the sticks,...so not all solved yet....bought new copper washers for the injectors and now I need to buy 2 new return leak off pipes since those were leaking too....glad the damn thing did not burst into flames due to the fuel leaks on top of the hot engine
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