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Old Aug 27, 2010 | 04:32 PM
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Default 2002 Disco 2 (Gas) No Ground to the Fuel Pump

Answer me this if you will

My ride has been out of commision for 3 weeks now. I have tried everything, replaced crank pos. sensor, fuel pump, and O2 sensor for the hell of it. The ECU or Immobilization thing is not active. I put my key in and put it in the lock position and held for 20 seconds, the LED started blinking. I unlock and no crank. the starter turns over but no fuel. I know that Im getting voltage to the Fuel pump, just no ground I guess.
And yes, I did check the turn over switch, checked all fuses, is the gas symbol on the fuse box mean fuel pump relay? Anyways I need help, I am getting real discouraged with it and I love the damn thing. I dont know what to do.
I do know that i drove it to the driving range 3 weeks ago, everything is fine, then i go to leave and no cranky. I call a buddy give it 10 min and bam! It cranks, I get 3-4 miles from there and i stalls out, I coast to a good spot, park it, come back at lunch and it started. same thing, made it 3-4 miles and stalled. Like i said, fuel pump works, ECU is fine, (or BCU), and I know its getting power to fuel pump.
Who ever gives me the missing advice I need and you are my new daddy.
-Mark
 

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Old Aug 27, 2010 | 05:25 PM
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Where did you get the crank position sensor?
 
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Old Aug 27, 2010 | 08:08 PM
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Check everything that you touched, moved, removed, worked on ,replaced and all the stuff near there to make sure you did not leave something loose. I believe that if you were totally missing the ground, it will not work at all. Possibly an intermittent cuased by a loose or damaged connection or wire. I did hear of a similar case that the real root cause was finally traced to an inline splice (internal to the wire bundle) that had interupted one lady owners trip in a similar fashion. She was on the road far from home, but a dedicated independent LR tech guy was able to isolate the problem and do a proper repair.

I know I have rewrapped and rerouted part of my wire bundles and I was appalled at the pitiful factory splices in these harnesses.
 
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Old Aug 29, 2010 | 02:08 PM
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Default 2002 land rover Disco 2

I got the crank position sensor from advanced auto parts, I think the computer would give a fault code for the crank position sensor if it were bad. My Faults right now are P0560 and some AUX. Idle speed. Manf.speed code. I know that it isn't immpbolized(no red LED light) on or blinking. P0560 is Manf. Voltage Malf. I know I have been testing, touching and doing alot of stuff to fix this problem. ANy advice is awesome. I got a land rover, damn sure can't afford to pay a rover mechanic.And NO, there isn't any power to the fuel pump, sorry.
Thanks for you replies

Where is the fuel pump relay? in fuse box under hood? (2002 Disco 2 Gas 4.0
 

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