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Thread: Can U service the FP reg's for the TD5's?

  1. 8th August 2008, 02:22 PM #1
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    Can U service the FP reg's for the TD5's?

    I noticed there has been some threads on this but those replacing theirs have never mentioned what part of the unit was faulty.

    For those that have had the thing off, what part was actually leaking on it and in hindsight, was the leaking part actually servicable?

    I'm assuming it is a seal that packed it in....


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  2. 8th August 2008, 05:16 PM #2
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    its usually the orings, your best of to get the genuine items from somewhere like MR automotives in redcliffe or fourwheel drives in melbourne

    bout an hour or so to change them in a deefer a bit more for a disco.

    make some guide dowels to replace the bolts before you start.
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  3. 9th August 2008, 08:20 PM #3
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    On mine, I discovered that the diaphram inside the regulator was leaking. I pulled mine out in the hope of replacing the 'O' rings but the actual pressure regulator is not serviceable. Again, it depends on whats leaking.
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