If it’s directly from where top of fuel pump is, check the hoses going to fuel pump and make sure connection is good into the pump and if they’re ok then check each line for rub through. when do you see this leak, engine running or constant leak? happens driving around or standing still?
jamesDiscoTD5
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It's probably the green fuel pipe which rubs against the wiring loom for the pump. Known TD5 issue so that's where I'd look first.
The replacement line is available on its own (YNI500030K), it's easy to replace and doesn't need the tank dropping like the LR instructions say.
The replacement line is available on its own (YNI500030K), it's easy to replace and doesn't need the tank dropping like the LR instructions say.
Menash
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I checked the pump today and it looks dry. I red that the green one is usually the problematic and i wonder if ishould disconect it from the pump and pull it from the bottom of the car. Would u suggest to replace all of them?
Menash
Member
The leak is sean just with engine running
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Menash
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Thank u
Do you have a link for a short video that demonstrate it?
Can’t find a video but green goes to the FPR in the engine bay, the pipe connects from fuel pump to the main length of fuel line that runs along the chassis, connector is on top of chassis between fuel filter and body mount if I remember correctly. I think it’s the inner line not the outer one.
you’re after the top one, connects to main fuel line to FPR, use that to gauge the connector location.
