td5 fuel pressure regulator

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laceysdad

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Evening all,

I'm going to attempt to change my fuel pressure regulator tomorrow night.
Anyone got any useful hints or tips?

Looks awkward to do but gonna give it a go.

Paul
 
Hi neilly,

Thanks for the reply it looks an excellent write up with clear instructions. I'm going to do it in the garage at work and cover the fuel lines when I take them off.
How long roughly should it take to do?

Paul
 
How long roughly should it take to do?

As long as you need to , to complete the job thoroughly ........................................

I have never had to do it,:D:D ( the link is to a website that is not of my doing, you may want to bookmark it, he wrote a lot of good stuff there).

Cheers
 
Cheers neilly,

That's going to be a great help thanks for sending it me. Being patient and methodical is probably going to be my best approach
 
Hi neilly,

Thanks for the reply it looks an excellent write up with clear instructions. I'm going to do it in the garage at work and cover the fuel lines when I take them off.
How long roughly should it take to do?

Paul
If you do get stuck with anything, I can personally vouch for the helpfulness of the guys and gals on here. :)
 
Cheers neilly,

That's going to be a great help thanks for sending it me. Being patient and methodical is probably going to be my best approach

Antoher thing,

Do you have the Rave workshop manual download?

Also, not sure if I said this, but I find myself having to say this.....................Make sure you have the EKA code.

Cheers
 
I haven't downloaded the rave workshop manual yet, I'm going to log onto my computer now and have a look.

Where would I find the EKA code?

Thanks

Paul
 
I haven't downloaded the rave workshop manual yet, I'm going to log onto my computer now and have a look.

Where would I find the EKA code?

Thanks

Paul
The EKA code should be with any paperwork you got with the vehicle, otherwise your local Landy stealer can let you know what it is as long as you can prove the car is yours. Failing that, you'll need to get hold of some diagnostic equipment like a Nanocom or similar.
 
Rave workshop manual downloading now.
I'm going to have a look through my documents to see if I have the EKA code of not then a trip to the dealers is on the cards tomorrow.
 
Evening all,

Regulator is now fitted took about 3 1/2 hours. Not a job I would want to do again though it's too fiddly and made me swear a lot thanks too all for your words of wisdom

Paul
 
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