TD5 Fuel Pressure Regulator

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9th October 2011, 10:00 PM
Caboose

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Originally Posted by twr7cx

See the hose tail on it? What happens to that when you fit it into the TD5 fuel pressure regulator? Does it need to be removed (I would assume so otherwise I don't see how that would fit in)?

No need to cut it off. You just have to ensure it is facing forward a little and not straight down when you refit.
9th October 2011, 10:45 PM
Deefa

The fuel regulator assembly is dripping quite profusely now so I am waiting on a package from the USA with the reg. I was lucky that I managed to get a new hose ( the ones they say can split) from British off Road, but to fit it you need to pull the alternator off. It is impossible to access the end pipe fitting without removing the alternator.
11th October 2011, 08:39 PM
trev

fuel reg.

Don`t forget about the steel shim gasket on it that is a fairly important part as well.

Trev.
11th October 2011, 08:50 PM
Rosscoe68

and the o-ring that holds in the filter strainer
3rd November 2011, 01:56 PM
andrem

I just ordered the bosch part from the states, does anyone know what other orings i will need to get as assume the ones that will come on the regulator will mean i only need 3 others?

Thanks for all the guys who have posted up so much info already, has certainly save me some money. Part is about $450 over here in NZ...
3rd November 2011, 06:49 PM
Terrain Vehicles

[QUOTE=andrem;1569945]Part is about $450 over here in NZ...[/QUO

Blimey... We charge £130 or £225 depending on chassis number, for the regulator, gasket and O ring! And that's with VAT!
15th November 2011, 08:04 AM
Deefa

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Hi all, Just got my new reg from USA as per a few posts ago. They are different in appearance and I have taken a photo with the Land Rover original and the new one. Note that the size of the hole is smaller on the new one. This does not seem to effect the car though. No more leaks anyway. A tip is once you have it installed get a mirror and check under the whole housing for any fuel leakage after a few klms.
15th November 2011, 08:08 AM
Terrain Vehicles

Out of interest, why replace just the regulator and not upgrade to the modified housing?
15th November 2011, 10:15 AM
Rosscoe68

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Originally Posted by Terrain Vehicles

Out of interest, why replace just the regulator and not upgrade to the modified housing?

refer to your last post in this thread i think you will find the answer :)
15th November 2011, 10:28 AM
Tombie

[quote=Terrain Vehicles;1570081]

Quote:

Originally Posted by andrem

Part is about $450 over here in NZ...[/QUO

Blimey... We charge £130 or £225 depending on chassis number, for the regulator, gasket and O ring! And that's with VAT!

Up until the EU region went into financial meltdown £225 was about $400 AUD :twisted:

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