[Replace Fuel Lift Pump]

Find the download manual for disco, only a short section on the fuel lift pump though.

http://forums.lr4x4.com/index.php?showtopic=1442

Ivan

Thanks again Ivan Happy New Year

[Replace Fuel Lift Pump]

Hi Dave, The pump should pretty much fall in to the block unless the cam is in pump position.

I would check that the new pump is exactly the same as the old one, (operating arm is same length and angled the same)

Secondly make sure the operating arm is locating above the cam as you install it.

If it obviously will not fit I would suggest the wrong pump. It can really be only one of these two things.

Ivan

Thanks Ivan

The arm appears the same length i just cant seem to get the pump to fit tight to the block without really pushing it in?

[Replace Fuel Lift Pump]

Just trying to fit lift pump old one taken out but having a right job fitting the new one..

any one got any ideas? tried turning engine over to move cam but no joy

[Replace Fuel Lift Pump]

Thanks for all your help will be fitting it over christmas

Merry christmas to you all

[Replace Fuel Lift Pump]

As I remember the swap is very easy. Undo pipe unions remove bolts holding fuel pump to block, remove gasket and replace (I used some hymolar ) fit new pump to block, tighten bolts. I do remember having to get the old pipework nuts from the old pump, bit of a pain as you have to remove the old olives first.

Put the pipe unions onto the new pump followed by new olives. Make sure the pipe unions are from the correct pipes as I think they are slightly different in size.

Tighten pipework up and you're done. (check for leaks)

I.me sure someone will elaborate or blow this out the water

Ivan

Thanks for that Do you know if the bolts are easy to get to?

[Replace Fuel Lift Pump]

Hi all

I have a 300 tdi discovery and it seems the fuel lift pump is leaking how easy are they to replace?

Thanks in Advance