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    Default Renault kangoo 1.9d doesn't start year 1999

    I have problem with renault kangoo 1.9 d it doesn't start.
    The old fuel pump was stuck and has broke of the belt and bent few valves.
    I fixed all of that and placed used fuel pump, the problem i have now is yellow box with zig zag lines in it on dash board, i don't know if this was present before and if this is the problem.

    I have loosen the the pipes that go to injectors but no fuel on injectors.

    Any help?

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    That means you have some fault codes, blended air from system before start ?
    I can help you but only if you want me to help you
    All the questions should start from what car, what year, what engine is what fuel. What are the symptoms of the problem. Only then is what you know, what fault code, live data, what you have done.

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    Haven't checked for fault codes will see tomorrow, fuel system is free of air, and no fuel to injectors while cranking.
    Does it have to do anything with immo on this lucas pump?
    Immo light goes off only this yellow zig zag light on dash.

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    Check fuel pump stop solenoid is opening when ignition is on if not probably immobilizer fault

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    Remember my brothers kangoo diesel 99 had some faultcodes from immo in fulepump, so maybe you have to swap PCB, IF its possible.
    We dident try fix that car, just tested new diagnose equipment.
    Iknow it was a starting problem car from begining and he put a external fuelpump to help the in engine pump to make pressure. That did help.

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    How can i get to stop solenoid it is under a metal cover.
    Is the stop solenoid connected some how with immo?
    It has 3 wires that go to it, and is it possible to bypass the immo by putting direct positive feed to one of this wires and if yes to which one.
    They are all black one with red label one with green and other just black on the other end of the connector.
    And if i put the old stop solenoid do you think that this might solve this problem, because the car had not have this kind of problems before the pump change.

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    Where is the fault codes ?
    You can do funny busines with the old pump on bench.

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    Un mont pump from the engine,,, Cut metal top cover, uses a solenoid with one contact, give +12 volts if the pump is OK ,,,,motor switches instantly, without IMMO code of course

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    There is no point starting to pull pumps off and cut things off until you read fault codes, could be something as simple as crankshaft sensor unplugged etc.

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    That is what i have done yesterday, today will mount the pump see what happens.

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    That is what i have done yesterday put a solenoid with one wire , today will mount the pump see what happens.

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    Hello my friend. pump must pass the test bench with a specialist.
    (diesel station)

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    Suck the specialist for a moment,
    what happend with the car ?

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    The car started with this solenoid and runs fine.

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    Nice, similar to VP pump "repair" and fix.

 

 

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