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Thankyou, I've been told theres a pressure sensor/valve on the pump do you think it could be something to do with that?That's a fairly generic code that comes up for a whole heap of reasons but will likely be something to do with fuel pressure
Do they leak though when they perishCould be your fuel lines they do perish after few years I’d start there.
Usually let air in we have foundDo they leak though when they perish
Usually let air in we have found
Good man thankyou I've just brought all new pipes so I'll give that a go in the morningGo right through the LP side of the fuel system before you start blaming injectors or HP pump...
That includes the tank strainer, ALL the fuel lines (if they're more than a couple yrs old JD braided type, they'll want replacing) the lift pump, filters and the water separator bowl O rings. Give the terminals on the rail pressure sensor plug a gentle squeeze to make sure they are grasping the pins in the sensor well.
When you have done that come back if the fault still exists.
Yeah theres one on the front and one at the back of the pump isn't there ? Thanks I'll check it outThere is a sensor on crank and back of pump , ours ran a bit rough and it was one of the sensors , doubledays sorted it ,so dont know which one it was ,worth a look
Hi mateGo right through the LP side of the fuel system before you start blaming injectors or HP pump...
That includes the tank strainer, ALL the fuel lines (if they're more than a couple yrs old JD braided type, they'll want replacing) the lift pump, filters and the water separator bowl O rings. Give the terminals on the rail pressure sensor plug a gentle squeeze to make sure they are grasping the pins in the sensor well.
When you have done that come back if the fault still exists.