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Offline Jimbo

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Td5 fuel pressure regulator block
« on: February 17, 2008, 18:11:22 »

Whoever designed this part of the the Td5 engine needs taking to a quite corner, and having seven kinds of stuff knocked out of him. You need to have double-jointed wrists and elbows to reach round the inlet manifold, and the arms and wrists of an anorexic flea to reach the fittings (and I'm neither double-jointed or a flea !)............other than that, it's an easy job and I'm no longer leaking diesel all over the place  :D

Shame I found a coolant leak on the fuel cooler whilst I was doing this job............... :'(, guess that's a few more quid I need to hand over to the nice man at the parts place  :roll:

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Re: Td5 fuel pressure regulator block
« Reply #1 on: February 19, 2008, 23:12:35 »
You are very right sir, this is a hatefull job, even worse on a disco, must be the same guy that put the oil filter under the turbo!!!!!!!! :doh:
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Re: Td5 fuel pressure regulator block
« Reply #2 on: February 19, 2008, 23:31:26 »
You are very right sir, this is a hatefull job, even worse on a disco, must be the same guy that put the oil filter under the turbo!!!!!!!! :doh:

I did mine the weekend before last and realised that I was trying to attach the filter to the bottom of the turbo housing after about 15 minutes. If I am going to keep the disco I need to learn levitation or grow another 3 feet in height

The fuel regulator took me nearly four hours to get off and 20 minutes to refit :doh:

BUT I still love my Disco

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Re: Td5 fuel pressure regulator block
« Reply #3 on: February 20, 2008, 20:56:34 »
fuel reg is an easy job  :afro:
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Re: Td5 fuel pressure regulator block
« Reply #4 on: February 20, 2008, 23:23:41 »
fuel reg is an easy job  :afro:

Having done it once, it would be easier the second time (but I won't be doing it again !) - it would also be easier with a really slim, long 10mm ratchet spanner.............and guess what I don't have in my tool kit  :(
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