Freelander 1, Td4, 2.0L, 2006 Fuel Pump Req'd.

Having researched the FL1 Fuel Pump and all its queries on LandyZone, I've learned that buying a cheap Fuel Pump (rear-R/H wheel arch type) can be a mistake. There is actually a video on YouTube of a FL1 owner playing the noise of a brand-new pump immediately after fitment. It's enough to turn my hair grey! What a racket!!
Anyway, down to business... Can anyone recommend a reliable pump supplier, someone who has already bought & fitted one that has made the grade? Ebay is littered with Chinese made units and the sellers/manufacturers say they are made from the very best materials and will last a very long time. Hmm.

Only purchase a Pierburg like the one in the link below, but buy a new one.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rover-75-MG-ZT-Under-Bonnet-Fuel-Pump-Pierburg-/223114110130

Also a Ti Automotive is as good
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rover-75...442379?hash=item33f678c68b:g:uDYAAOSwSzNbjR6n

Wow, thanks guys. I'm on to using the information you've given me. Although not the underbonnet one. That simply doesn't apply.
I'll get one asap.

PopRivet said:

Wow, thanks guys. I'm on to using the information you've given me. Although not the underbonnet one. That simply doesn't apply.
I'll get one asap.

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That under bonnet one would fit, so you are ok to get a new one of those, but even used pierburg will still runs for thousands of miles are almost silent

PopRivet said:

Although not the underbonnet one. That simply doesn't apply.

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The under bonnet pump from the Rover 75 diesel is the same as the rear pump on the later TD4 FL1.

I fitted a TI automotive pump from Paddock. All good.

You can usually go on price - a proper pump will be over £100, and the crap ones around £30.

Arctic2 said:

Only purchase a Pierburg like the one in the link below, but buy a new one.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rover-75-MG-ZT-Under-Bonnet--Fuel-Pump-Pierburg110130/223114

Also a Ti Automotive is as good
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rover-75...442379?hash=item33f678c68b:g:uDYAAOSwSzNbjR6n

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Hi Arctic. I just bought the Peirburg Pump, the one you quoted on Ebay. Fuel-Pump-Pierburg

My own pump is working okay, although I'm certain it runs for longer before reaching the desired pressure and shutting-down when the ignition is turned ON.
The pump will be carried in the car when going on lenghthy journeys, as part of a Spares-Pack-Up. When combined with my Diagnostic Reader, I'm reasonably well catered for.
So thanks for the information, and also to the others for their inputs too.