boost diaphram
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I had to change mine and I found this article that someone had put on here a couple of years ago, most helpful, the only addition I would add is that when undoig the three hex nuts have something underneath as if like me a clumsy t@@@ with fat fingers the hex screws are very tiny and if dropped they are lost, plus the central 14 mm nut once removed it is best to mask the thread with tape or count the threads ,when this is removed it supports a small spring, another thing that can drop, I have put the contact number at the bottom , ask for Chris Dunne total cost including VAT and postage to France was 20 quid bonus
well i had this boost valve/diaphram thingy delivered at 11.45 this morning and it was fitted by 11.55 this morning!! it was so simple to do
this is the item (sorry i came over all CSI and had to show you a scale against a 2pence piece)
the packing on the left, item, 2p piece
![](http://i44.tinypic.com/2wgrxn4.jpg)
To Check If You Have A problem
Pull off this pipe Red Arrow if you have fluid(diesel) dripping from it then you need to read on.
To fix
now you need to leave the pipe off to let it all drip out and undo the cover black circle unscrew the 15mm nut and take off the metal cover.
there are 3 small hex bolts that also need to come off at this point.
after you have done that the bolt and bit its attached to should come away (with a little bit of persuasion its in there tight).
The diaphram will fall out. now you should follow the steps in reverse
contact details for the part ask for diesel department Chris Dunne
Parkinsons of Lincoln
Tel. 01522 530176
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I had to change mine and I found this article that someone had put on here a couple of years ago, most helpful, the only addition I would add is that when undoig the three hex nuts have something underneath as if like me a clumsy t@@@ with fat fingers the hex screws are very tiny and if dropped they are lost, plus the central 14 mm nut once removed it is best to mask the thread with tape or count the threads ,when this is removed it supports a small spring, another thing that can drop, I have put the contact number at the bottom , ask for Chris Dunne total cost including VAT and postage to France was 20 quid bonus
well i had this boost valve/diaphram thingy delivered at 11.45 this morning and it was fitted by 11.55 this morning!! it was so simple to do
this is the item (sorry i came over all CSI and had to show you a scale against a 2pence piece)
the packing on the left, item, 2p piece
![](http://i44.tinypic.com/2wgrxn4.jpg)
To Check If You Have A problem
Pull off this pipe Red Arrow if you have fluid(diesel) dripping from it then you need to read on.
![](http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/ll229/SheffSean/IMG_2113-1-1.jpg)
To fix
now you need to leave the pipe off to let it all drip out and undo the cover black circle unscrew the 15mm nut and take off the metal cover.
there are 3 small hex bolts that also need to come off at this point.
after you have done that the bolt and bit its attached to should come away (with a little bit of persuasion its in there tight).
The diaphram will fall out. now you should follow the steps in reverse
contact details for the part ask for diesel department Chris Dunne
Parkinsons of Lincoln
Tel. 01522 530176
so helpfull
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