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    GU 2.8lt hard starting warm/hot

    Hi
    I have just purchased a GU 99 2.8lt, starts fine when cold but an absolute pig when hot, blows white smoke once going, runs smooth.
    New glow plugs fitted, MAF sensor cleaned, Intercooler cleaned, catch tank fitted, air control butterfly removed and egr blocked.
    Yet to check voltage to glow plugs but like I said starts fine in the morning, so I am presuming they are working fine.
    I have ordered new backing plate and o'ring for the injector pump as this a Nissan fix aparrently, moves the injector timing back to correct position. Body wears and this is a tempory fix... Quoted $3500 to repair pump if thats the problem.
    Has anybody else had this problem?

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    Yee Haa
    Fixed the starting problem for now....No white smoke or nearly flat battery problems now when trying to start hot!!!!!!. Starts 1st go
    Happy happy joy joy

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    Well done, bro.

    Take care out there.

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    What was the prob?

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    Was it a dodgy battery?
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    Nope to the dodgy battery,
    I replaced the advance plate on the injector pump, the plate has a 5mm boss which was a retro fit by nissan as fix many years ago for the hot starting problem. There was a service letter sent out for the retro fit so I found out (many years ago).,the guys at midland Nissan tracked down the old part numbers I gave them. Total cost $38.40
    I just bought the car last week the previous owner has already replaced glow plugs, new battery, new MAF sensor, new air cleaner, new fuel solinoid, but neglected to tell be about the starting problem. Cheap fix for me, expensive for him... story was he was selling cos his missus didn't have a manual licence.
    Anyway all good, I'll post up the new part numbers to make it easy for the next person...

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    You got out of it cheap mate glad it was all sorted for you

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    Quote Originally Posted by hyde79 View Post
    Nope to the dodgy battery,
    I replaced the advance plate on the injector pump, the plate has a 5mm boss which was a retro fit by nissan as fix many years ago for the hot starting problem. There was a service letter sent out for the retro fit so I found out (many years ago).,the guys at midland Nissan tracked down the old part numbers I gave them. Total cost $38.40
    I just bought the car last week the previous owner has already replaced glow plugs, new battery, new MAF sensor, new air cleaner, new fuel solinoid, but neglected to tell be about the starting problem. Cheap fix for me, expensive for him... story was he was selling cos his missus didn't have a manual licence.
    Anyway all good, I'll post up the new part numbers to make it easy for the next person...
    Thanks mate, it would definately be helpful if you could post up part numbers and any other information you have (Nissan service letter if you could get it-unlikely though) for future reference.

    Tony

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    I can help hyde79 out with this as I had this done (Nov 2003) shortly after buying the car

    Plate NI09621-80901AU (was $20.37 back then)
    O-Ring NI6826-V0700 (was $18.17 back then)
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    Rustynails yes correct with those part numbers and the cost are the same.

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