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Diesel Pump 2.5TD
« on: 14 August 2016, 19:09:05 »

 :'( :'( I fear my Injector Pump is about to expire. Not only is it noisy it is emitting a knock. The engine has done 185k miles and is as sweet as a nut and the body is good so I think its worth replacing. Does anyone know the make and model of pump? (the car is 1996) and anyone who refurbishes these pumps or supplies remanufactured ones.
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Re: Diesel Pump 2.5TD
« Reply #1 on: 16 August 2016, 13:09:24 »

Got one done locally a few years back ... expect to fork-out around 1200 notes! >:(
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Re: Diesel Pump 2.5TD
« Reply #2 on: 23 August 2016, 18:05:33 »

She goes into my local landrover specialist tomorrow just to confirm the diagnosis. Ive had a quote of a grand from a bosch specialist to remove, renovate and refit.  Might seem mad to spend that on a 1996 car  but I got her up on the hoist at the weekend to inspect her bottom and I was surprised by the lack of any major corrosion. A weekend with the rust killer and then a coat of hammerite and she will have years left in her so I guess its worth the investment.
BTW the single post hoist that I bought earlier this year has changed my life. My brother and I can finally walk under our cars and inspect them without having to crawl around on our backs. Brakes can be done standing up and oil changes are a doddle. I can really recommend them.
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Re: Diesel Pump 2.5TD
« Reply #3 on: 23 August 2016, 18:51:33 »

She goes into my local landrover specialist tomorrow just to confirm the diagnosis. Ive had a quote of a grand from a bosch specialist to remove, renovate and refit.  Might seem mad to spend that on a 1996 car  but I got her up on the hoist at the weekend to inspect her bottom and I was surprised by the lack of any major corrosion. A weekend with the rust killer and then a coat of hammerite and she will have years left in her so I guess its worth the investment.
BTW the single post hoist that I bought earlier this year has changed my life. My brother and I can finally walk under our cars and inspect them without having to crawl around on our backs. Brakes can be done standing up and oil changes are a doddle. I can really recommend them.
I'd need a garage to put it in first.
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Re: Diesel Pump 2.5TD
« Reply #4 on: 07 September 2016, 20:44:41 »

Just to update you all. It was in fact the pump. Very helpful Bosch specialist whipped it off fixed it up and recalibrated and replaced it. I had new glow plugs put in at the same time. My wallet is £700 lighter. I'm collecting her at the weekend so ill give you an update on how she is after the 'heart transplant'
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Re: Diesel Pump 2.5TD
« Reply #5 on: 08 September 2016, 07:56:52 »

After what I've read on here, £700 seems very reasonable.
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Re: Diesel Pump 2.5TD
« Reply #6 on: 08 September 2016, 10:03:27 »

After what I've read on here, £700 seems very reasonable.
The TD pump is much more reliable than the 2.2DTi pump, which suffers both mechanical and electronics durability problems.
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