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hot start fix on ebay
« on: 02 October 2009, 14:02:52 »

have done some searching on google about the warm start problem on the dervs and found this
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Hot-Starting-Fix-Range-Rover-BMW-Diesel-P38-DT-DSE_W0QQitemZ390100016343QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM?hash=item5ad3c5dcd7&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

anyone used one of these? do they work?
thanks
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Re: hot start fix on ebay
« Reply #1 on: 02 October 2009, 14:15:00 »

I believe some of the tractor owners on here have resolved issues using it
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Re: hot start fix on ebay
« Reply #2 on: 02 October 2009, 14:27:17 »

I also saw a few topics here regarding that. Some claimed it helped them
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Re: hot start fix on ebay
« Reply #3 on: 02 October 2009, 14:29:01 »

i hope it works as its anoying and ive taken omega of the road till i get it fixed   :(
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Re: hot start fix on ebay
« Reply #4 on: 02 October 2009, 18:19:41 »

Easy to fit, will only take you a few mins to do.

Only got to tap into 4 wires iirc.  :y
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Re: hot start fix on ebay
« Reply #5 on: 02 October 2009, 18:31:56 »

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Easy to fit, will only take you a few mins to do.

Only got to tap into 4 wires iirc.  :y

Spot on  :y done mine, works brill now, after fitting when warm the glow plug light will come on wait 3 or 4 seconds after it goes out and will start easy  :y :y
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Re: hot start fix on ebay
« Reply #6 on: 02 October 2009, 19:36:05 »

£30 for a 555 timer IC and a couple of resistors/capacitors????

Bloody hell, I should have pursued the electronics rather than settling on being a sparks.
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Re: hot start fix on ebay
« Reply #7 on: 02 October 2009, 19:40:46 »

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£30 for a 555 timer IC and a couple of resistors/capacitors????

Bloody hell, I should have pursued the electronics rather than settling on being a sparks.
But it keeps my company in business :)
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Re: hot start fix on ebay
« Reply #8 on: 02 October 2009, 19:45:35 »

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£30 for a 555 timer IC and a couple of resistors/capacitors????

Bloody hell, I should have pursued the electronics rather than settling on being a sparks.
But it keeps my company in business :)
I must admit, I do like the "scare" tactic of "Others are selling a standard 5 pin relay & a single resistor"

It's complete & utter bullshit, but then anybody who pays £30 for a 20p IC will believe it anyway.
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« Reply #9 on: 03 October 2009, 16:48:41 »

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£30 for a 555 timer IC and a couple of resistors/capacitors????

Bloody hell, I should have pursued the electronics rather than settling on being a sparks.
But it keeps my company in business :)
I must admit, I do like the "scare" tactic of "Others are selling a standard 5 pin relay & a single resistor"

It's complete & utter bullshit, but then anybody who pays £30 for a 20p IC will believe it anyway.

Garage I bought my Mig from spent £400 trying to cure the hot starting problem under their warranty, I cured it for £30, consider that a RESULT  :y
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Re: hot start fix on ebay
« Reply #10 on: 03 October 2009, 22:08:11 »

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£30 for a 555 timer IC and a couple of resistors/capacitors????

Bloody hell, I should have pursued the electronics rather than settling on being a sparks.
But it keeps my company in business :)
I must admit, I do like the "scare" tactic of "Others are selling a standard 5 pin relay & a single resistor"

It's complete & utter bullshit, but then anybody who pays £30 for a 20p IC will believe it anyway.

Garage I bought my Mig from spent £400 trying to cure the hot starting problem under their warranty, I cured it for £30, consider that a RESULT :y
With out it Syd would have been scrapped for parts :'( :'( :'( it maybe simple but it did the trick for me :y :y
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Re: hot start fix on ebay
« Reply #11 on: 04 October 2009, 19:28:37 »

its also done the trick on mine  :y :y
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Re: hot start fix on ebay
« Reply #12 on: 05 October 2009, 19:38:30 »

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£30 for a 555 timer IC and a couple of resistors/capacitors????

Bloody hell, I should have pursued the electronics rather than settling on being a sparks.
But it keeps my company in business :)
I must admit, I do like the "scare" tactic of "Others are selling a standard 5 pin relay & a single resistor"

It's complete & utter bullshit, but then anybody who pays £30 for a 20p IC will believe it anyway.

End of day, 30 quid is nothing if it solves to hot start problem really is it?

20p is ‘complete & utter bullshit’ anyway!

20p for a 555, yeah maybe, but then you need to pay P+P  ;)
Caps will again be 10p each (wonder what the minimum order is? 25?)
Resistors will be a few pence each (can you buy them in quantities under 50?)
Would need a relay too, so that’s going to be 75p.
Then a little project box £1.25...
Not to mention the time to actually put all this together, and determine all the component values in the first place.

What starts off as a cheap 20p job will soon be at least 5 quid. (On a one off basis remember) Not to mention the few hours of time involved in sourcing, building, testing, packaging it!

The other problem is most people don’t have 555 timers, caps + resistors, veroboards, soldering irons laying about, and more so most people wouldn't have a clue where to do with them if they did!
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