Fuel Pump Replacement
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Drifting
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From: Mobile, AL
Fuel Pump Replacement
hey guys, the %#^%$% fuel pump went out the day after i get the ignition issue resolved....yeah its definitely a series 1...j/k....not really........LOL
anyway, I'm going to use the MASTER E3270 motor replacement instead of the entire thing as only the motor has gone bad. Before I immerse myself in this does anyone have anything I should know about before hand. I plan on dropping the hammer tomorrow morning....!!!!!!!!
anyway, I'm going to use the MASTER E3270 motor replacement instead of the entire thing as only the motor has gone bad. Before I immerse myself in this does anyone have anything I should know about before hand. I plan on dropping the hammer tomorrow morning....!!!!!!!!
Winching
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I'm going to do the same w/same pump.
I think if your smart enough (you are) to know where it is, you won't have any trouble.
The stickler sometimes are the electrical connections, but no horror stories.
NO SPARKS
luck,greg
I think if your smart enough (you are) to know where it is, you won't have any trouble.
The stickler sometimes are the electrical connections, but no horror stories.
NO SPARKS
luck,greg
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Drifting
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From: Mobile, AL
LOL....as far as my intelligence goes....i'll let you know tomorrow after i change the pump...and lets pray for now sparks. Man that'd be my luck....
thanks guys and I appreciate the feedback. Updates will come tomorrow and plenty of photos if i have some less than fortunate sparks....
thanks guys and I appreciate the feedback. Updates will come tomorrow and plenty of photos if i have some less than fortunate sparks....
Recovery Vehicle
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check out this thread. I did a pump only swap on my DI awhile back. It was a piece of cake. Plug and play. Here is the link:
https://landroverforums.com/forum/sh...mp+ljdiscovery
Best of luck. Mine is working great and I no longer am having any codes show their ugly heads.
Phil
1999 DI
2001 DII
https://landroverforums.com/forum/sh...mp+ljdiscovery
Best of luck. Mine is working great and I no longer am having any codes show their ugly heads.
Phil
1999 DI
2001 DII
Baja
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Be sure you use fuel injection hose clamps on the internal connections.
Make sure they are well clear of the open contacts (sparks in a petrol tank are bad).
I'd replace the strainer while you have it out. Delco TS7
Make sure they are well clear of the open contacts (sparks in a petrol tank are bad).
I'd replace the strainer while you have it out. Delco TS7
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Baja
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I didnt have time to post anything else earlier, but yeah the link was to provide a guide for removal.... i know i had a tricky time disconnecting the lines on my first one. He should take pictures on his repair so we can add it!
Baja
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Here's a link to the original pump replacement instructions on DWeb.
http://www.discoweb.org/forums/showthread.php?t=14451
Here's a google cache of it, Dweb looks to be down
http://74.125.47.132/search?q=cache:...ient=firefox-a
http://www.discoweb.org/forums/showthread.php?t=14451
Here's a google cache of it, Dweb looks to be down
http://74.125.47.132/search?q=cache:...ient=firefox-a
Last edited by antichrist; Feb 20, 2010 at 06:29 PM.