Freelander 1 Td4 won’t start

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Ralph Annesley

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I fitted a new fuel pressure sensor and wiring loom but was still having problems then the reader came up with a fuel pressure regulator control valve fault so I fitted a new one, the car started and we took it for a run and it completely died it turns over but won’t start I also fitted a new low pressure pump and filter just in case. I’ve had this freelander for about 8 months and have only done about 300 miles on it as it’s contstantly
in the mechanics garage please help
 
We would need a lot more info to help diagnose?
Model, Year, History of what happened and what was done?
Have you searched for similar issues on the forum and gone through the various threads? There are loads of threads here for guys with cars that don't start and the various causes.
I'm not saying I could help but the guys that could will need a bit more info.
 
Alibro said:
We would need a lot more info to help diagnose?
Model, Year, History of what happened and what was done?
Have you searched for similar issues on the forum and gone through the various threads? There are loads of threads here for guys with cars that don't start and the various causes.
I'm not saying I could help but the guys that could will need a bit more info.
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Yes yes and yes I've looked thru the forum and tried checking as I go all I know is that one day it's goin great and then it just stopped I'm still retracing everything I've done from ne pump and filter thru to new injectors
 
Have you put a diagnostic tool on it? Anything that stops the engine running should flag a code. It's pointless changing components willy nilly until a thorough investigation is carried out.
 
Nodge68 said:
Have you put a diagnostic tool on it? Anything that stops the engine running should flag a code. It's pointless changing components willy nilly until a thorough investigation is carried out.
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There is one fairly commonly problematic and inexpensive component - that seal on the high pressure side.

@Nodge68 - what’s it called? It’s a pain to get the bloody thing out.

But nonetheless could still be piddling into the wind
 
Ralph Annesley said:
I fitted a new fuel pressure sensor and wiring loom but was still having problems then the reader came up with a fuel pressure regulator control valve fault so I fitted a new one, the car started and we took it for a run and it completely died it turns over but won’t start I also fitted a new low pressure pump and filter just in case. I’ve had this freelander for about 8 months and have only done about 300 miles on it as it’s contstantly
in the mechanics garage please help
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This post reads like we already know about the car and the problem...

Does your reader give any live data? Fuel pressures high and low, and crank/cam signal yes/no would be very useful.

Any lights such as check engine or immob?
 
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