Quick Question On The Heater Pump?
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Hi
The vibration noise could be "Suction pipe touching bank 1 (A) cylinder head (rubber isolator missing)" - "Check the pipe cluster for correct fitting".
I found this information in the JTIS21 repair shop manual under Electrical - Climate Control System General Information - Diagnosis and Testing - Climate Control System - Noisy system.
Jim Lombardi
The vibration noise could be "Suction pipe touching bank 1 (A) cylinder head (rubber isolator missing)" - "Check the pipe cluster for correct fitting".
I found this information in the JTIS21 repair shop manual under Electrical - Climate Control System General Information - Diagnosis and Testing - Climate Control System - Noisy system.
Jim Lombardi
#4
Probably not. I have never perceived my pump vibrating.
I can remember at least one post on a pump running but impeller not turning or in your case maybe it is about to quit turning.
The pump has not had a high volume of failures but the ones reported seem to be a little hard to diagnose. Also, a search did not find many specific references, only those buried within other heater issues too numerous to start manually looking through unless it was my personal problem.
I can remember at least one post on a pump running but impeller not turning or in your case maybe it is about to quit turning.
The pump has not had a high volume of failures but the ones reported seem to be a little hard to diagnose. Also, a search did not find many specific references, only those buried within other heater issues too numerous to start manually looking through unless it was my personal problem.
#5
Hi
Look at this forum thread that mentions trouble with heater pump:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...ot-cold-50757/
Jim Lombardi
Look at this forum thread that mentions trouble with heater pump:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...ot-cold-50757/
Jim Lombardi
#6
Many thanks for all your replies on this
I am probably going to get another pump, after I check the voltage and the sensor inside the car first (my heater is blowing nice hot air from the top, but only slightly warm from the bottom)
Here are the pictures of my pump when I took it apart, does it looked like it's time for a new one to you guys?
I am probably going to get another pump, after I check the voltage and the sensor inside the car first (my heater is blowing nice hot air from the top, but only slightly warm from the bottom)
Here are the pictures of my pump when I took it apart, does it looked like it's time for a new one to you guys?
#7
From my experience with the one from a XJ6. The brushes are worn out. A electric motor repair shop can install new brushes, but cant turn the armature because the of the way it is put together.
My repair lasted about 2 years the brushes went out again.
I found one one EBay reasonable and intalled it.
The brushes are the weak spot as this motor runs any time the car is operating heat or not.
They are expensive new.
Good Luck.
My repair lasted about 2 years the brushes went out again.
I found one one EBay reasonable and intalled it.
The brushes are the weak spot as this motor runs any time the car is operating heat or not.
They are expensive new.
Good Luck.
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#8
Dave,
Get yourself a reconed one from Neville at Jaguar Spares NorthEast they sell on ebay too, always had good service from him, just a matter of swapping them over. JAGUAR XJ8 RECONDITIONED HEATER PUMP | eBay
Get yourself a reconed one from Neville at Jaguar Spares NorthEast they sell on ebay too, always had good service from him, just a matter of swapping them over. JAGUAR XJ8 RECONDITIONED HEATER PUMP | eBay
#9
Thanks again for all your replies, I appreciate it
I am definately going to buy a new pump now (recon one) because when I took the expansion tank filler cap off, the water was just sitting there with the engine running, ... The water wasn't moving!! It should have been like a whirlpool in there!!
I am definately going to buy a new pump now (recon one) because when I took the expansion tank filler cap off, the water was just sitting there with the engine running, ... The water wasn't moving!! It should have been like a whirlpool in there!!
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I just wanted to say this thread is very helpful... I am about to pull my pump apart.
Hopefully I can get away with new brushes and a general cleanup. the car only has 175,000 KM on her so I am hoping it is easy on the pocketbook. I just had my alt rebuilt but is usually a trouble free car aside from a few weird things.
Hopefully I can get away with new brushes and a general cleanup. the car only has 175,000 KM on her so I am hoping it is easy on the pocketbook. I just had my alt rebuilt but is usually a trouble free car aside from a few weird things.
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