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Location: Trowbridge
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Yeah mine appears to be nicely over that. The last time I drove it had to be recovered due to repeated P0087 low fuel rail pressure codes. They happened at steady and low revs. So I'm pretty sure it would still do that without the lp pump fuse in so wouldn't really add to the diagnosis I think. Assuming there is no issue in the low pressure side, is there anything else that could cause low fuel rail warnings apart from the hpfp? Is it worth doing an injector leak off test?
20th Sep 2023 9:23 pm
Gizmo15
Member Since: 01 Oct 2023
Location: Midlands
Posts: 4
Fuel pump module
Excellent piece of work Robbie, have you encountered the later D4 module, without the green strap etc, I’m unable at present to see how it is held to the bottom of tank, I’m loathe to try and force anything for obvious reasons so any further info on removal would be welcome. All the best.
Steve.
2nd Oct 2023 10:02 am
Luan9944
Member Since: 10 Dec 2023
Location: Brazil
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Robie vc tem um conttato de whats zap ?
Estou com problema na minha discovery 3
Troquei bomba de baixa e filtro e falhas depois de quente não sobre mais q 2500giros
Aparece engine falt
Notei q na manqueira q liga do tanque até o filtro no retorno não tem a válvula redutora. Ela se despedaçou
Quando vou medir a pressão na frente do motor na válvula sherder quando acelero a bomba chega sugar a lingual da gente se colocar na manqueira
10th Dec 2023 6:22 pm
Luan9944
Member Since: 10 Dec 2023
Location: Brazil
Posts: 4
Alguém tem ideia doque seja estou no Brasil Paraná
10th Dec 2023 6:23 pm
Luan9944
Member Since: 10 Dec 2023
Location: Brazil
Posts: 4
Bomba lá e filtro novos e nada depois que esquenta falha o carro não tem força
10th Dec 2023 6:23 pm
pigeon_voyageur
Member Since: 30 Dec 2018
Location: Le Cheylas
Posts: 102
Very good writeup Robbie. Very interresting read.
I have some basic questions :
Is there any access to the LPFP from inside the car, without having to drop the tank ?
I happen to have a fuel tank level reading unsteady. Do you have an idea of the connections points (and their location) between the sensor itself and the instrument cluster ?
Thanks for your help ! D3 TDV6 for holidays use,
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28th Jan 2024 8:06 am
PROFSR G
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No, not accessible from inside the car. The tank has to come out to access the fuel level sensors (2)yµ (idµ - eAµ) ψ=mψ
28th Jan 2024 3:40 pm
pigeon_voyageur
Member Since: 30 Dec 2018
Location: Le Cheylas
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ok. Thanks for the feedback, Prof !
I ordered a pressure gauge to measure accurately the fuel pressure at the inlet of the HP pump.
Depending on this reading, I will drop the tank or not.
Strange enough, the fuel level gauge is oscillating a lot lattely between empty and 1/4 full.
Seems like a poor connection somewhere. I have the opinion I have poor connections in a lot of places on that vehicule...
Will keep you posted. D3 TDV6 for holidays use,
D3 TDV6 7 seater (for sale)
RR L322 3.6 TDV8 : to be fixed (torque converter to change)
Series 3 pickup : to be fixed (chassis corroded)
30th Jan 2024 8:30 am
ekkypoo
Member Since: 24 Sep 2009
Location: Guisborough
Posts: 205
Does the LPFP pump fuel when ignition on but not engine started? Ive been having what look like HPFP issues (P0003)but want to test the LPFP first. I was away for a few days and now the car will turn over but not start and I'm getting P0191 code now.
Any help or advice much appreciated
23rd Feb 2024 10:51 am
ekkypoo
Member Since: 24 Sep 2009
Location: Guisborough
Posts: 205
and it doesn't come with an adapter for the schreader valve!!
23rd Feb 2024 12:51 pm
PROFSR G
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Check the two electrical connections to the HPFP and the one on the fuel pressure regulator. Also fuses 4,6, 13, & 17 in the BJB fuse box.
The LPFP will run for around 20s with the ign turned on (no start). If you want to run it independently of the engine for test purposes this can be done via the BJB.
It looks like you bought the incorrect LP fuel tester, they don't all come with a schrader connection. Send it back and have another go!yµ (idµ - eAµ) ψ=mψ
23rd Feb 2024 3:58 pm
ekkypoo
Member Since: 24 Sep 2009
Location: Guisborough
Posts: 205
Thanks for the info. I have done some more diags and with ignition on and not started, i didn't even need the pressure gauge. There is literally nothing at the test point. So its looking like LPFP. Do you know what route the wiring from the JB to the LPFP goes. I have found I have wet carpets and just wonder if there is a solder joint in there that has been compromised, or does the wiring go outside the car?
26th Feb 2024 4:40 pm
PROFSR G
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Location: Lost
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No the wiring for the lpfp doesn't go via the BCM, although a wet floor doesn't bode well for the car if the BCM get's wet. If the water is just in front of the seat it might be the roof rail sealant has given up and if so it's an easy fix. If it's further into the footwell a blocked sunroof drain (if you have a sunroof) would be the chief suspect.
Either way confirm the leak get it sorted before any damage is done. As for the fuel pump wiring it's carried along with the other engine and gearbox loom. Very unlikely to have a problem unless it's been messed with previously. You can test the supply voltage at the fuse in the BJB fuse box. And and you can power the pump with the ign off with a fused bridge between terminals 3 & 5 when the fuel pump relay is removed. In the pic below you can see the lpfp current draw with the bridge in place.
A word of warning here though, do not make a mistake with this bridge or you will damage the PCM, and you really don't want to do that!
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The two red wires in the above image are inserted into terminal 3 & 5 where the fuel pump relay would normally sit. Ignore the other single red lead and piggy back fuse which is powering an accessory.yµ (idµ - eAµ) ψ=mψ
26th Feb 2024 9:57 pm
ekkypoo
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Location: Guisborough
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fantastic input, thanks. I will look today and let you know how i get on
27th Feb 2024 7:32 am
PROFSR G
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You don't need a meter as in the pic to run the pump, just a fused wire will do. If there's no fuel coming through either the fuel filter is blocked, or the pump is dead.yµ (idµ - eAµ) ψ=mψ
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