defender td5 runs out of juice at a quarter of a tank
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ratty
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Is it a 90 or 110?
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It's only a guess but what's the chances that it's had a new fuel pump fitted and whoever did it fitted the pump fof a 110 instead of a 90? the pumps have the sender in-built.
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Or they bent the float arm down slightly.
I have the same issue on my 110 which had a new sender unit fitted when I bought it. Just mine runs short at 1/2 tank. Someone told me it was electrical however that didn't make sence to me so a bent float seams more likely. Guess this would mean a new sender unit again?
ratty
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Yep.
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Or just removing the pump and adjusting the bent arm
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The arm is just a stainless wire about the gauge of a wire coat hanger. You can easily bend it by hand.
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No in a 90 it's under drivers seat
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not in a td5 its at rear
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Oh yeah
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I followed Shifty's method and it worked a treat! If your keeping the 90, chances are it will have to come out again some day so get cutting! Only thing I wish i'd done is fit a boat inspection hatch like Ratty has http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f67/td5-110-fuel-pump-inspection-hatch-location-181754.html
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