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    Hi
    My 02 audi a4 tdi (130) leaks diesel and i cant find wat is causing this. The drops are coming from somewhere near the top of the engine bay. Worse i can also smell diesel when driving. Any idea guyz, on wat it cud be?
     
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    Did you use your phone to type that?

    The fuel injection system on your car operates at a very high pressure so it could be a leaking injector. Also it could be the connections on the fuel filter. There isn't any real answer without checking it. Remove the engine cover, 3x nuts under 3 caps. Then on the right hand side of the engine you will find the fuel filter, check this and also see if you can see damp patches that smell of diesel.

    Here is a guide I did for changing the filter so you know where to find it; https://www.vwaudiforum.co.uk/forum/s...ht=fuel+filter
    A4 Avant 1.9 TDi160 for when the weather is on the damp side - Sold after 9yrs. Now A5 3.0TDI Q Sport Coupe (310bhp/480ft/lbs - Yamaha R6 for when its dry and want some 'High octane Petrol' fun.
     
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    Thanks Dave, but it seems to be coming from the top of the engine bay (see Pic attachment,Blue circle). Local garage told me it mite be the tandem pump, God knowz wat that is?
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    It could be as its in that area. Check the pipe connection.

    See the pics below, check pipe 1 and 2 of 2nd pic.

    The pump is located right at the back of the engine, circled in red under the boost pipe - obviously the engine cover has been removed at this point.
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    All the pipes seem fine, today i got told its the seal which goes behind the vacuum pump (blue seal). So im gona order it from the dealer and see if that sorts it out. Wat do u think?
     
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    Got the seals but the leak still not fixed so i had to buy a new vacuum pump cost £260. hopefully this shud sort out the problem. (audi's aint that reliable after all)
     
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