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It is simple braid covered rubber hose - there are connectors on top of each injector to link it all to a hose at the end (left hand side) where unused diesel goes back into the system. It's a 10 min job - easy to do. I think the hose is 6mm but cannot remember now - I changed all mine a couple...

Ah sorry just read again - you say diesel - looks like he has either left off or split a fuel return pipe off the top of an injector - take the cover off - if will be obvious I reckon.

Is it a TD4 or 1.8L ? One is diesel the other petrol.

Engine tuned spot on and on a 300 mike trip on Motorway and A Roads using light throttle and sticking to speed limits I got 40 mpg yay life is good! TD4 2003 with 106,000 miles

I changed the stop light bulb and at the same time sprayed all contacts with contact cleaner - all lights have worked since so fingers crossed it was simply a connection thing somewhere.

I don't believe there is a standard - as long as what you have stops the tank falling down its acceptable - you could cover it with an alloy shield - MOT testers are not allowed to remove anything to see behind - what they cannot see they cannot fail!

Reading a response jogged a memory - I seem to remember putting the belt on and getting the routing wrong - it wouldn't fit - have a good look to see if you have got it wrong.

I did mine some time ago - if I remember I couldn't get enough leverage on a ring spanner - add a bar to it

Yep there it was up in the air with all four wheels off the ground - flying. Mind you it does that often!!! ;-)

Yay my 2003 TD4 flew through MOT today with no advisories. It's got 109,000 miles on it as well. What sort if emissions readings are people getting - mine was 0.4 and believe it could be up to 3.0 and still pass.

Get one of these - eBay look up 12v meter cost a couple of pounds.

You could make a thread On the part that's left in place and then add a threaded rod to it.

2003 TD4 - 3 door removable roof

Have you tried putting just the part numbers into eBay?

You can buy them new from Land Rover - they are not expensive

Interestingly a rear brake light bulb had blown so I replaced that but cannot think that it immediately cured the reversing light! I seem to think the cold weather may have affected the reversing light because since a good motorway run and some standstill reverse selection to shake it about...

For some reason my reversing lights are working fine again! Ah well I might wait until the warm weather before getting under to check out the switch.

Ha ha Well I've got the million candle torch but now it's raining and cold - winter comes at such an inconsiderate time! Cheers

Thanks for this - I will have a look there first but it's too cold at the moment!!! May be a dodgy connector at the switch - fingers crossed.

Hi all 2003 TD4 My reversing lights are not working - checked fuses - see ok but can't be sure I am checking the right one - the guide on the fuse box is not easy to work out - I think it is fuse 21 but check lots if others. It happened give other day as well but they came back after I...