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Mmm , so TWO threads.
When was it last serviced ?
Have you heard any 'strange' noises from either the engine area or the rear wheel arch ?
Any 'duck type noises ?
Has the vehicle had an EGR bypass ?
When was it last serviced ?
Have you heard any 'strange' noises from either the engine area or the rear wheel arch ?
Any 'duck type noises ?
Has the vehicle had an EGR bypass ?
No noises serviced 6months ago and yes I think had bypass 2 posts as got told to do in freelander forum thanks
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Any warning lights apart from the EM mentioned elsewhere (for the 40yrds) ?
Has it been anywhere near a garage with diagnostics etc ?
I just had it diagnostics and they said fuel pump was that u was saying about under wheel arch that's where they say it is thanks for the help in useless about owt macanicle thanks
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Ah, yes the fuel pump in the arch can make some strange noises, like a ticking bomb - 
Have read through some of the threads, it may save you some worry and you'll learn a bit, we all have to start somewhere.
Post-2003 has a single pump that is up under the wheel arch (drivers side rear).
Apparently its a bastid of a job
Have read through some of the threads, it may save you some worry and you'll learn a bit, we all have to start somewhere.
Post-2003 has a single pump that is up under the wheel arch (drivers side rear).
Apparently its a bastid of a job
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The pump sits in a plastic tray along with the fuel filter.
Disconnect the in and out pipes and remove the tray complete with pump and filter.
Replace both items with the tray on the bench.
Dismantling the tray further gets better access.
If there is no complications it a 45 min job
Disconnect the in and out pipes and remove the tray complete with pump and filter.
Replace both items with the tray on the bench.
Dismantling the tray further gets better access.
If there is no complications it a 45 min job
It's with the macanic at the mo he as one ordered for tomorow come to think about it there as been a noise last couple of weeks but sounded like was power steering noise thanks for the help and I will start reading the forumsAh, yes the fuel pump in the arch can make some strange noises, like a ticking bomb -
Have read through some of the threads, it may save you some worry and you'll learn a bit, we all have to start somewhere.
Post-2003 has a single pump that is up under the wheel arch (drivers side rear).
Apparently its a bastid of a job
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