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    Quote Originally Posted by PhilipA View Post
    My experience with injector seals is that after priming it would start on a few cylinders then gradually start to fire on all 5.
    Injector seals will not cause diesel in oil, that would be the o rings at the top of the injectors.
    Faulty injector seals cause gases to be forced into the fuel return chamber thus adding "air or maybe gas" to the fuel.

    You may of course have 2 problems fuel pump and injector seals. If you pull out the pump and the pickup is covered in black gunk, you have bad injector seals as well.
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    So I feel now that it is taking cycles of the ignition to start priming, its not the seals.

    Although if the seals cause air to get in this is also accommodates my symptoms so you may be right.

    I'll change the pump out first and check the pick up and if it is gunky, then i'll go do the seals also.

    Thanks bud!

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    Quote Originally Posted by getLuke View Post
    Relay swap didn't make any difference so now the lack of hearing it prime makes me think its the pump itself.

    And I would consider myself a beginner at any mechanical level, but happy to give things a crack.

    Any hints with the swap? I found this guide that will be useful I think!

    TD5 fuel pump maintence and repair tutorial

    Appreciate your help mate!

    And another good one www.discovery2.co.uk / TD5 Fuel Pump replacement.

    your symptoms sound very much like what I had years ago. The techs started at the pump but eventually fixed it with the injector seals.
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    Get or borrow a fuel pressure tester. Or have a look at the flow. I ended up with no flow.
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    You can see by the electric load if the pump is working only on LP, see this : Disco 2 - Check Td5 fuel pump HP | LandyZone - Land Rover Forum , you can try to replace the air bleed valve in the filter head's rear outer port(WJN500110) cos that's another common cause for staring issues, maybe you are lucky, if the plastic bit in it is full of black soot then the copper washers are the big suspects as they let combustion gas into the fuel return rail
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    Get or borrow a fuel pressure tester. Or have a look at the flow. I ended up with no flow.
    Good point, I'll test that too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sierrafery View Post
    You can see by the electric load if the pump is working only on LP, see this : Disco 2 - Check Td5 fuel pump HP | LandyZone - Land Rover Forum , you can try to replace the air bleed valve in the filter head's rear outer port(WJN500110) cos that's another common cause for staring issues, maybe you are lucky, if the plastic bit in it is full of black soot then the copper washers are the big suspects as they let combustion gas into the fuel return rail
    Cheers mate. I was getting a reading of 22.90 so i'd say thats all good too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by getLuke View Post
    Cheers mate. I was getting a reading of 22.90 so i'd say thats all good too.
    IMO the pump is OK then
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    I wonder if it could be the glow plug(s) failing?

    This would be consistent with having to wait with the key at ignition II, but this does not explain why the fuel pump is only heard intermittently priming.

    Also, as an update, I have tested the fuel pump relay with the nanocom and its heard clicking.

    However, the last two days on trying to fire the engine, I can no longer hear the fuel pump? I need to cycle the ignition a random amount of times (sometimes only 2 or 3, or sometimes I am sitting there for 3-4 minutes cycling the ignition to get it to fire up).

    The new pump should arrive tomorrow and I'll look to replace the retaining ring also.

    Time dependant I may have another update over the course of this week, or worst case on the weekend.
    Also, I am giving all these updates so that in the future should someone be reading this they see an outcome. So many forums get to dead ends and you never find out what happened! its like the sequel that never came

    Appreciate all your help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sierrafery View Post
    IMO the pump is OK then
    I trust your judgement mate, but check my response above this one. The pump can only heard priming after multiple cycles of the ignition - would this be consistent with a failing pump?

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    Quote Originally Posted by getLuke View Post
    I trust your judgement mate, but check my response above this one. The pump can only heard priming after multiple cycles of the ignition - would this be consistent with a failing pump?
    You must get to the pump with a multimeter and make sure that it gets power when you turn ignition on and dont hear it to not be an electrical circuit issue or sticking relay, if it gets 12V across the WP and black wires but doesnt run you know for sure that it's faulty but if no power you'll replace it in vain
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