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Iceman
14-09-2007, 10:12 PM
I have found a mechanic in the Wickford area of Essex who will replace the fuel pump seals at a very good price. This includes removal of the pump, replacing the seals and refitting the pump.

Have spoken to him today and have negotiated a price of £175 all in for club members. He has done loads of these seals over the last couple of years and is a dab hand at it now.

He will require the vehicle for a whole day to do the work.

He will also carry out servicing and repairs.

If your pump needs doing give him a call and have a chat, his name is Steve and you can contact him on 07930 748513.

Tell him that he was recommended by Geoff from Maldon Panels :)

markbass
15-09-2007, 04:54 AM
nice one Geoff \:D/ \:D/ \:D/

list for pump seal replacements recommended by members as follows



Essex area call Steve and you can contact him on 07930 748513. approx £175 for club members


Wolverhampton area R N Diesels 01902 450912 speak to Bob.


Cardiff area Tony at AW Autos on 02920 494533.

Yorkshire area Chris cars of hull do it for £170 and need it about 4 hours

minger nick
28-09-2007, 11:51 PM
£175... nice one!

Mine seems to be starting the symptoms of ****y 2.8 import pump seals.

Runs a bit lumpy on start up, but let it run for a minute or so before you pull off... then ok all day.

Iceman
01-10-2007, 07:29 PM
It will only get worse mate, beleive me. Took me over ten mins to get it running well enough to drive this morning :roll: :roll:

Iceman
01-10-2007, 07:32 PM
For any one up north who needs seals replacing, I have a number for you to try.

R N Diesels wolverhampton 01902 450912 speak to Bob.

Not been recommended personally but I lifted the number from another site and the lass seemed well pleased. It cost her £190 all in.

seth
14-10-2007, 11:50 AM
Hi,
My shogun may have probs with pump...or injectors...???

Symptoms:

Holds back when under load/overtaking..just seems to miss a beat.

I have changed air filter,fuel filter.. it starts first prod 100%...no smoke when starting or when under load?
Anyone else had the same problem.

appy motoring :D

Seth

Guardian
14-10-2007, 05:24 PM
Hi,
My shogun may have probs with pump...or injectors...???

Symptoms:

Holds back when under load/overtaking..just seems to miss a beat.

I have changed air filter,fuel filter.. it starts first prod 100%...no smoke when starting or when under load?
Anyone else had the same problem.

appy motoring :D

Seth
Isn't this the same question you asked in your first post?
I don't do deisel but someone here will have the answer for you :)

Iceman
14-10-2007, 09:18 PM
Hi seth

If you have a question, can you please only post it in one section. You will get an answer quicker and its less confusing.

Cheers mate.

dava
20-01-2008, 06:51 PM
i also have a number a number for a guy in the cental scotland area for any one requiring it, cheapest around this area as other were quoting over £500 -700,
he done mine for £220 a little bit more than down south but there aint as many specialists around the central scotland area!

sid55
04-02-2008, 03:17 PM
The man in Cardiff for pajero pump seal replacement is Tony at AW Autos on 02920 494533.
Quick service and cheap.

barraw
05-02-2008, 12:48 PM
Hello,

are these fuel pumps on ebay the same thing?

Ebay ID : 270184754987

(I can't post URL's, 'cos I'm new)


thanks

Nick4X4
05-02-2008, 01:06 PM
Hello,

are these fuel pumps on ebay the same thing?

Ebay ID : 270184754987

(I can't post URL's, 'cos I'm new)


thanks
Hello and welcome to the club.
The answer to that is No that is a lift pump/filter housing.
The Pump thats is being talked about here is the Injector fuel pump

barraw
05-02-2008, 01:15 PM
That's a shame - looked like a cheap option.

I have the same symptom: feels like it's only firing on 3 cylinders for about 5 seconds when really cold. Then runs fine after that. I'm hoping it's just a dodgy glow plug.

thanks.

Photo of my Shogun at www.wdrj.co.uk (http://www.wdrj.co.uk)

barraw
05-02-2008, 03:45 PM
Just noticed a post, suggesting that this only affect 2.8TD imports? Does it affect 2.8TD UK Spec Shoguns as well?

please say no, please say no.

Iceman
05-02-2008, 09:59 PM
Not normally.
The general consencus, is that as the Paj stands for a while in Japan before they are brought over here and possibly that they use a different quality of fuel over there, the seals in the pump tend to dry out and cause problems when we start using then in the UK.
I have heard of very few Shoguns suffering the same problems.

Sounds like you may have a dodgy glow plug there, as if it was the seals going, it would start and then cut out and then be a bugger to start again.

Iceman
05-02-2008, 10:00 PM
Have you tried letting the plugs heat up more than once before you start it. Might be worth a try.

claireMac
20-02-2008, 12:43 AM
Hi,

Thank you to hrox for your advise...i think I've already worked out what the problem is from various posts on here but i just wanted to make sure what you experts think before i make a tit of myself when i take it to a garage!

I have a 93 Mitsubishi Pajero (2.8 diesel) which starts 1st time but with a very lumpy tick over, kicking out gray smoke if i touch the throttle. If I leave it to tick over for about 5 minutes to warm up it's OK to drive and rarely cuts out, but if i attempt to drive off while it's still spluttering it cuts out and then takes 6-7 attempts to start again (kicking out the gray smoke again whilst turning over). when it's warm and left for a while it'll still start OK it only does it when it's cold?

Could this be the infamous fuel pump seals by any chance? LOL

many thanks!

Claire

Iceman
20-02-2008, 01:00 AM
Certainly does sound like the pump seals have gone. As you say, its a common problem with these trucks. Prices vary enormously to have the job done, but the difference is fantastic once they have been changed.

Iceman
20-02-2008, 01:04 AM
Try these people R N Diesels wolverhampton 01902 450912 speak to Bob. I have heard that they are pretty good think they charge about £190 to do the job.

claireMac
22-02-2008, 07:15 PM
Thanks Iceman, I'll give them a ring, it's driving me mad now waiting for 10 minutes each time i go out! :D

claireMac
07-03-2008, 11:37 PM
I spoke to Bob from R N diesels who referred me onto Mick from Auto and Diesel, Stag Industrial Estate, Bilston (01902 408090) who did the lot (including new primer) for £275.00.
I'm hoping that it's cured now... I'll see in the morning i suppose!
:roll:

claireMac
09-03-2008, 12:29 AM
yipee!!!

:D :D :D

cured!!!!!

Iceman
09-03-2008, 11:26 AM
Result then clairemac.

baileyboy40
16-04-2008, 10:28 PM
anyone have a name andno of someone in north west wales that can do a good job on my 2.8 pump seals, think mine are on the way out

SHED
04-10-2008, 06:35 AM
if anyone needs it doing in the yorkshire area chris cars of hull do it for £170 and need it about 4 hours

markbass
04-10-2008, 08:41 AM
any more recommendations guys please only list ones you have used and a cost if you can :wink:

SHED
04-10-2008, 10:46 AM
ive never used him but i know hundreds of members that have and all are very pleased

frazandsaima
09-11-2008, 05:48 PM
Not normally.
The general consencus, is that as the mitsubishi pajero stands for a while in Japan before they are brought over here and possibly that they use a different quality of fuel over there, the seals in the pump tend to dry out and cause problems when we start using then in the UK.
I have heard of very few Shoguns suffering the same problems.

Sounds like you may have a dodgy glow plug there, as if it was the seals going, it would start and then cut out and then be a bugger to start again.
iam new to this site ive just bought a shogun 2.8 td 1998 just done a recon head, it runs fine but first thing in the morning it will stall then take ages too start almost as if the filter has emptied overnight?
any suggestions.

busteredwards
14-01-2009, 08:43 PM
I have heard of very few Shoguns suffering the same problems.

I'v only ever had to replace seals on 2 Shoguns, 1 had been repatriated from Cyprus & I know the other had sat off the road for a year, seems to be when they're left sitting idle that the seal dries out & goes hard, resulting in problems!

AKA_jack
31-08-2009, 02:39 AM
I have found a mechanic in the Wickford area of Essex who will replace the fuel pump seals at a very good price. This includes removal of the pump, replacing the seals and refitting the pump.

Have spoken to him today and have negotiated a price of £175 all in for club members. He has done loads of these seals over the last couple of years and is a dab hand at it now.

He will require the vehicle for a whole day to do the work.

He will also carry out servicing and repairs.

If your pump needs doing give him a call and have a chat, his name is Steve and you can contact him on 07930 748513.

Tell him that he was recommended by Geoff from Maldon Panels :)

is that fella still there.??

Iceman
01-09-2009, 07:50 AM
As far as I know he is mate, hes a bugger to get hold of tho.

Matty745
07-09-2009, 08:25 PM
I used www.mobilemechanic.org/ to do mine, very good on price, think it was £175 plus his fuel cost as he came over to mine in Oxfordshire. but anywhere in a 30mile radius of his he doesn't charge fuel. Highly recommended and only took about 21/2 - 3 hours. His name is Mark by the way.

bali
31-10-2009, 05:38 PM
there is a guy in dartford area who can come to your doorstep to do pump seal and most probably a lot of other mechanical stuff,i had my SHOGUN seal wear out ,gave me much headache and other ppl much polution,it took the gent 2 hrs to do the seal,and now it runs perfectl.£175 all in.......www.mobilemechanic.org ask for MARK

bali
31-10-2009, 05:42 PM
pump seals ,i had my shoguns done last wednesday,he came to my house in east ham,he is from dartford ,to do them and charged on £175 ALL IN,U CAN FIND HIM ON www.mobilemechanic.org or 07825 886 525 his name is mark.

fullyloaded2themax
15-01-2010, 09:40 AM
Hi Guys, i have a Shogun 2.8td, having truble starting, wont rev. Clears after about 10 mins, kicks out black smoke. Drove 5 miles stoped for 5 mins and same again. 5 mins on idel and ok again. Have been on a 30 mile run and its fine when running. Started in the big freese last week. Cant be the seals can it, if it runs fine on long runs? Thanks Nick

Update now wont start at all. Just going to change the Diesel filter. Any other ideas? Is there another filter anywhere? have heard theres a brass 1 someware !!

4fingers
02-10-2010, 11:27 AM
Definately sounds like the seals matey.

Bugger to start and ok when engine at operating temp.

the seals swell when hot hence why its fine once engine warm.

Be carefull because when the seal is leaking it is leaking diesel down the timing casing in the sump

mark3
03-10-2010, 11:15 PM
I used www.mobilemechanic.org/ (http://www.mobilemechanic.org/) to do mine, very good on price, think it was £175 plus his fuel cost as he came over to mine in Oxfordshire. but anywhere in a 30mile radius of his he doesn't charge fuel. Highly recommended and only took about 21/2 - 3 hours. His name is Mark by the way.


there is a guy in dartford area who can come to your doorstep to do pump seal and most probably a lot of other mechanical stuff,i had my SHOGUN seal wear out ,gave me much headache and other ppl much polution,it took the gent 2 hrs to do the seal,and now it runs perfectl.£175 all in.......www.mobilemechanic.org (http://www.mobilemechanic.org) ask for MARK


pump seals ,i had my shoguns done last wednesday,he came to my house in east ham,he is from dartford ,to do them and charged on £175 ALL IN,U CAN FIND HIM ON www.mobilemechanic.org (http://www.mobilemechanic.org) or 07825 886 525 his name is mark.

Hey guys this is me! lol, im actually in Essex near Lakeside and Dartford crossing.
Seems a few of you guys have used me already and i hope everything is still ok for you......

Im quite happy to travel and have just recently been to Bury in Lancs and then on to Bristol in Somerset for this very job..... im defo mobile, lol