MK6 GOLF 2.0TDI COMMON RAIL CBDC NO START

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Clueless_Jordan

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Hi all,
I took my 2009 golf CBDC in to a local garage for a service, and now it wont start. I'll shorten the story to key facts;
Fuel filter housing screws were cross threaded, so they didn't change filter
Car started and drove home fine
restarted and drove about a tenth of a mile, put my foot down and car cut out with glow plug light flashing on dashboard.
Towed back to garage
Low fuel pressure shown on diagnostics
replaced common rail pressure sensor - no joy
Replaced fuel filter housing and bled - car started but made terrible squealing noise
Found swarf in HPFP
Replaced HPFP with second hand unit (Including fuel stop solenoid/ Fuel metering valve)
Car does not start

Showing 8bar rail pressure

Towed from first garage to VW specialist
Phoned me to tell me it has petrol instead of diesel in tank (not very likely!)
Drained tank refilled with pump diesel
Phoned back an hour later
Garage has been trying to start with easy start! - No joy

So, does anyone have an ideas or suggestions?
Can I manually open the fuel stop solenoid or inlet manifold flap using VCDS?

Any help would be appreciated!!
 
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What is the rail pressure now? Anything less than about 250 bar and the car won't start. So is the used HP pump ok, has the swarf got into the injectors? After checking the current pressure, an injector leak off test would be next step.
Regards HMC
 
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Use balls from a ball bearing (apropriate size). Using them, block all the paths to injectors. Then try cranking and see if fuel pressure rises. If it does, then remove the ball from each injector line one by one to identify the faulty injecot(s) which are probably sending everything to the return.
 
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