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JOHNT01670

Member Since: 24 Jun 2015
Location: CRAMLINGTON, Northumberland
Posts: 185

Leaking fuel pressure regulator (2006)

Hi Folks,

Finally traced a fuel leak to the back of my Fuel pressure regulator unit and was wondering if anyone had any issues with installing the cheaper non OEM units at all?

I have decided to replace the unit and overhaul the original at some future time for a spare - any thoughts or words of wisdom?

Regards

John

11th Feb 2016 2:42pm

mk1collector

Member Since: 17 Sep 2009
Location: West Yorkshire
Posts: 6769

You can get seal kits pretty cheap, a few on here have had success with them. Ray
My build thread
http://www.defender2.net/forum/topic17615.html

11th Feb 2016 2:53pm

Martin
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Member Since: 02 Apr 2007
Location: Hook Norton
Posts: 6492

2015 Defender 90 Puma 2.2 XS CSW Montalcino Red

I had zip-all success with a seal kit and fitted an OEM one.

1988 90 Td5 NAS soft top

2015 D90 XS SW

11th Feb 2016 3:19pm

RCMike

Member Since: 30 Apr 2015
Location: North Wiltshire
Posts: 70

I went straight to fitting a new one and although the 3rd lower bolt is a PITA to get to, its not too bad. I elected to also change the front pipe as well, the nut on that is a real pig to get to (even with one of those crows feet sockets). So unless the front pipe joint is leaking, i'd leave that bit alone and just re use the old pipe.

Also, don't loose the little filter that can come out when you renew the o ring in the middle.

11th Feb 2016 4:15pm

JOHNT01670

Member Since: 24 Jun 2015
Location: CRAMLINGTON, Northumberland
Posts: 185

cheers folks for the responses, think I will obtain a replacement OEM unit and leave the pipe in place as that is not leaking..

Many thanks!!

11th Feb 2016 4:22pm

RF3777

Member Since: 10 Apr 2015
Location: Hong Kong
Posts: 144

I fited a whole new FPR kit...but I would change only the O rings if I know it!

13th Feb 2016 6:01am

windymiller

Member Since: 03 Oct 2013
Location: farnham
Posts: 223

Much experience ..

DO NOT fit an after market !!! you will do it again a year later ,,genuine is circa £140 and you 1st one lasted 10 years ...

Don't say we didn't tell you ....

13th Feb 2016 8:11am

srod

Member Since: 20 Mar 2015
Location: Argyll
Posts: 190

Took a punt on one of the £40 ones off ebay:

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&...mp;alt=web

Had about 4000miles out of it so far, and seems to be holding up...

I guess if it fails I'll see it as a practice, and fit a genuine one!

13th Feb 2016 9:53am

JOHNT01670

Member Since: 24 Jun 2015
Location: CRAMLINGTON, Northumberland
Posts: 185

Genuine FPR now fitted just need to repair the wires to the temperature sensor plug as I noticed they had become bared!!
Then bleed and test!!

hands will take longer to repair....

20th Feb 2016 12:51pm

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