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2.8 hilux fuel pump leak

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2.8 hilux fuel pump leak

Post by REECE_O »

G'day

Can any one help me with this one, i got a fuel leak but it only leaks when i go for a drive, when i pull up, a few drops of fuel hit the grond, it a 2.8 diesrl hilux and the leak if coming from the bottom or the rigth side witch is hard to look or get at.
so if any one as had this prop can you please tell me how to fix it

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Post by beinthemud »

Is it through a seam or a Wall
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Post by REECE_O »

beinthemud wrote:Is it through a seam or a Wall
seam or wall???

i'm not to sure i don't know much about diesel motors lol, i'm still learning about them
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Post by beinthemud »

opps thought you said was out of the tank
What end of the car is it coming from
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Post by REECE_O »

beinthemud wrote:opps thought you said was out of the tank
What end of the car is it coming from
its coming from the front, its leaking at the fuel pump on the engine
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Post by james0 »

ive had this issue twice on different luxes the first on there is a sender with rubber boot on it on top of the pump, it was leaking out of the thread from there. unscrewed it thread sealed it and all good. the other engine i just replaced the diesel pump with a spare i had, not a hard job just time consuming.
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Post by beinthemud »

Mine was Leaking from there ,It was Missing one of the bolts.
Just put another bolt in
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Post by REECE_O »

i found were its coming from it coming from it leaking on the brown thing in front of the fuel lines that come out the back of the pump
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Post by beinthemud »

Duct tape it
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Post by REECE_O »

haha duct tape fix's alot of things lol
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Post by james0 »

so its leaking from the fitting that screws into your fuel pump and conects to the line that feeds the injector? i would try tighting it if that fails to stop it. remove the fitting clean it thread seal it put it back in and bleed the system.

or do you mean the brown/black plate that bolts to the back of the pump its about 2 inches long and is the size of the pump. if its leaking at that seal it needs to be removed to have the seal replaced
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