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Have just changed the in tank fuel filter and now pump is working but fuel not coming through. No idea why???
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Geoff03 NP Manual Di-D Exceed, 2" lift, Dobinsons Springs, Lovells Shocks, ORU Winch, ARB Bullbar, Scott's Rods 3" Exhaust, ARB Compressor, Rear Air Locker, Cooper S/T Maxx, Hella Rallye 4000 S/Lights, Pioneer AVH-X5850BT DVD/Tuner w/- Reversing Camera, Sensa Tyre monitor, Uniden UH8080NB UHF, Rhino Platform Roof Rack, Hema HN-7 GPS, Engine Watchdog, CouplerTec, CTEK D250S DC-DC Charger, Snorkel, Towbar. -
I have changed the in tank fuel filter on my petrol NP. Since the car is not starting and the pump is working. The first thing I would check would be if the fuel line hoses were put on correctly. It would not be hard to mix them up.2004 NP GLS 3.8 Auto, ARB Deluxe Bullbar, O/L Rear Bar, Snorkel, Bilstein/Lovells, Cooper LT AT3, Lightforce 170's, GME TX3340Comment
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I assume you have a petrol engine. Years ago, my NL was converted to gas/petrol, and the guy who did the job stuffed around with the petrol pump bracket to stop it vibrating on the floor of the new petrol tank. Result was that I ran out of petrol after using 30L... He replaced the tank and reset the bracket back to original position, but when I was out on the West Coast of Tasmania, the pump fell off the bracket and pulled the discharge hose off. I could hear the pump running but the engine would not start fair enough - the hose was not connected. I suspect you may have the same problem. I finished up doing the job myself and then zip tied the pump to the bracket.Comment
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