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I think I've resolved the problem through one of these three adjustments. The problem appears to have disappeared. The two screws holding the fuel filter were very loose so I tightened them. I can't imagine this was the problem. (see photo) The rubber cover of one of the wires leading into the tank had pulled off of the white plastic thing holding the wire. This is the leading culprit in my opinion. (see photo) I cleaned and fiddled with the manual fuel lift and bled the filter again. Thank you all for your suggestions.

I will look at the sedimenter. I changed the fuel filter and the manual lift pump does not appear to be pumping... I think I will take a closer look at that too.

sorry it was a typo... my Defender is a 1990... engine number 11L03720A

Strange thing happening with my 1999 Defender 110 200Tdi with 110K miles. It starts and runs perfectly well but has begun stalling when I drive through a roundabout at speed. It feels like I am running out of fuel, it starts to sputter, and then stops. However it immediately starts up and runs perfectly. (In a straight line or when moving slowly through a roundabout) Any thoughts on this peculiar problem? Many thanks

Many thanks, your answer is exactly what I was looking for. It was just odd that all the listings selling the tyres online omitted the "LT" which I new meant "light truck"..... I could not imagine Bridgestone would make an "LT" and non "LT" version... you have confirmed my thoughts. Thanks again!

Hello. I have a question that I suspect is not very difficult for a tire expert.. I have two Bridgestone Dueler A/T tires on my Defender. They are marked exactly as follows: 7.50R 16 LT 8P.R. 112/107N 694 M + S Tubeless I am trying to find two more tyres online and I am only returning results that specify these measurements: BRIDGESTONE DUELER AT694 750R16 112 N BRIDGESTONE DUELER A/T 694 750/80 R16 112 N Bridgestone Dueler A/T 694 7.5R16 112/107N **The "LT" does not appear within any of the listings I have found online** Anyone know if these tyre descriptions are essentially the same tyre? I think so but want to be sure before I order. I live in France and I cannot get these tyres at a dealer hence my online search. Further, the Bridgestone website does not help. Many thanks.