To remove the pump and dearmour is not hard but a methodical approach and time you will have success.
It maybe worth checking there is a supply going to the stop solenoid as I had broken wire there.
Kenny
Help save my Xantia! AKA The immobiliser has made it break down.
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KennyW
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Re: Help save my Xantia! AKA The immobiliser has made it break down.
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Xantia TD 1.9 Mk 2 Estate LX 1998 model over 210,000 miles now and still rising!!!!!!!!!!!!! now deceased 17/12/2010.
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ekjdm14
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Re: Help save my Xantia! AKA The immobiliser has made it break down.
Our ZX was bought as a non-runner with just the problem described above, although on ours the wire was broken as it came out of the actual solenoid. I actually cut away the pump armour in-situ to replace that, although it may be harder/not possible on a Bosch pump as ours was Lucas. Possibly worth a try though if you have a 4" grinder & either a dremel or cold chisel for the tight spots...
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CitroJim
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Re: Help save my Xantia! AKA The immobiliser has made it break down.
Very true Kenny and a good excuse to do the cambelt and water-pump at the same timeKennyW wrote:To remove the pump and dearmour is not hard but a methodical approach and time you will have success.
MFH, If I can help with wiring diagrams then please let me know and I'll post them...
Jim
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