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9th May 2009, 03:40 PM
#21
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9th May 2009, 04:52 PM
#22
sunbury , melb
gona rip out floor , found bit on net about drillin rivets and takin out floor from inside , think thats the way to go as will have room to work from above even in rain , found plenty of external pumps on ebay cheap so will get new 1 and fit external , cheers.
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9th May 2009, 04:53 PM
#23
it is blowin fuse instantly now
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9th May 2009, 06:10 PM
#24
Fuel pump has probably seized due to picking up crap from the bottom of the tank.
When I fitted my external pump I made sure the fuel went through the filter before the pump to prevent anything like that from happening.
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9th May 2009, 09:29 PM
#25
had the same thing in mind , may as well look after new 1 , will also put an access panel in floor while it is out in case new fuel pick up needs any future adjustment or repairs .
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10th May 2009, 09:50 PM
#26
OK today took out floor , that was easy ,just drill pop rivets and release the two pins underneath that hold seat belt bolt brackets . pulled out pump [ looked like new ] tryed it direct to batt and way she goes ****in fuel out to wards me as if to say 'see idiot i'm good' put it back in , changed fuel hoses while i was there and took measurements for an access panel that went from 4 inches left of the pump and all the way to the right to give easy access to the fuel filter also.
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the floor is ready to go back in tomorrow and i will have a look along the wiring for damage or wear casing the prob . gettin there . cheers .
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11th May 2009, 12:21 PM
#27
good news ' THE RANGIE RUNS AGAIN ' .
this morning i put the floor back in and connected up the pump, give it a wiz and after a few seconds to get fuel back to engine she fired up like there was never a problem . i will change back the old relays 1 at a time to see if it was 1 of them causing the prob . if it is not them i am going to put it down to a gremlin that lives in the elecs . best thing is it hasn't cost much to get running[ a few fuses ] and i now have an access panel . i will still fit an external pump with new wiring circuit and make a pick up and keep in the back, ready for when this pump decides to stop again .
as for my q? about if an external pump will draw fuel thru a stoped in tank pump ? no, no way, no chance, not at all !!!!!!! while it was off i give it a go at blowing thru just to see and almost popped my ears .
thanks for all your help guys . much appreciated .
cheers chuck .
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11th May 2009, 07:56 PM
#28
the shaking and vibrations from removing the pump may have freed it up temporarily.......
it may fail again as it hasnt been fixed........fuel pumps were pretty common on the rangies.......
i would be replacing the pump for peace of mind.......
but first check the wiring to make sure theres no short anywhere......
a stone may have flicked up and damaged it......for example.......
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11th May 2009, 08:30 PM
#29
similar problem solved
Just had a similar problem with a Disco 1,efi 3.5. Intermittent spark, no fuel , wound over fine, some days would start and then other days just stop and not go for a day or two then start again. To cut a long story short, it was found that the rear of the ignition switch had somehow lost a tab which was holding it together. So in ran when it wanted and had numerous faults. Worth a quick check. Who knows????
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