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Hi,
I'm having exactly the same issue. Same symptoms! Initially it was enough to park the car on a slope. Some time later I had to start using the little manual pump on top of diesel filter (I think ) but now the engine is really difficult to start in the morning despite having the vehicle parked downhill with full tank and manually pumping the fuel.
I have changed glow plugs (as advised by AA roadside assistance mechanic) with no change to the issue. Car mechanics around keep scraching their heads without much certainty on what is wrong with the car.
Of course once started, the engine will re-start without any problem for the rest of the day.
I consider changing the fuel pump but it looks like guesswork and the price of used pump is around £500. Changing the wehicle at the moment is out of equasion.
Ronniebart, if you sorted out your problem then please let me know what it was.
Regards,
Greg
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