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Fuel Regulator and MOT
Just got through the MOT, but cost me a bit more than I was expecting.

A few bulbs but the regulator was out of the blue, no indication.

Never mind all through for another year. Very Happy
Post #659679 25th Oct 2017 9:53pm
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geobloke



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Yup they do that, one minute A-OK the next dribbling... just done mine too... Thumbs Up
Post #659932 27th Oct 2017 7:05pm
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All shiny now, Very Happy
Post #659933 27th Oct 2017 7:07pm
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I had an added complication in that when torquing up a bolt the casting broke apart... Shocked Queue call to me boss to explain why i will be working from home Monday and Tuesday whilst the replacement part arrives...

Not a happy Boss...! Rolling Eyes
Post #659936 27th Oct 2017 7:10pm
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Can imagine not always sensitive to us Landy folk and our trials and tribulations.

Just contemplating what will go next at 120k, done all the pulleys and tensioners.
Post #659938 27th Oct 2017 7:24pm
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Gerry



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The only part can fail on fuel pressure regulator is the diaphragm and a replacement one can be bought for a fraction of the price of a complete FPR
Post #663378 11th Nov 2017 11:02am
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Good point, sadly when they are in for MOT and the fix is a complete new one with no hassle of a retest the options are few.
Post #663383 11th Nov 2017 11:19am
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5 POT



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Do you know if they used genuine FP regulator? I am needing to swap it in my Td5 as starting dripping!
Post #663390 11th Nov 2017 11:38am
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Britpart, not too keen but it passed and it goes 😞
Post #663409 11th Nov 2017 12:19pm
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Gerry



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This is the type of repair kit I'm referring too, you can get cheaper ones but Bosch has always struck me as being higher quality. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Land-Rover-Disco...SwSQFZ~HsL
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