Toyota avensis 2L D4D fuel pump

tippgaafan

Have had an issue with lack of power in the higher revs (2000 +). Engine management light coming on. Replaced fuel and air filter with no improvement. Got a diagnostic test done and showed up fault with fuel pump. I want to remove the pump and get it tested. Are common rail pumps connected to the timing belt ? I assume there is no timing involved as ECU controls injectors directly.

fatboymsport

i have a 01 avensis D4D and i also have the engine management light comming on

i get it checked out and it is showing a fuel pump fault I have no lack of power even when the light is on.

i was told to put a genuine toyota fuel filter on it and see and so far it has not come back on (only done about 200miles)

the lad who did the digonistic for me (indy not toyota) said he see this fix the problem on a few d4d landcruisers.

the is a company in cavan that do an exchange fuel pump for around 700 euro and yes you do have to remove the timing belt as the pump is driven by it afaik.

T72

What DTC code did you get. was it 78 (8) or P0093.

tippgaafan

P0627

beam99

The Fuel pump on this vehicle itself does not give trouble, there are 2 electric valves on the back of the pump that do give trouble, that's what that dtc point to, the valves can be replaced with the pump in place, Toyota part no 04221-27011 approx €250 + vat. for the set of 2 valves.

tippgaafan

Replaced both suction control valves in fuel pump. €275 delivered. Car running fine now. Thanks for the replies.

deckie27

tippgaafan wrote: »

Replaced both suction control valves in fuel pump. €275 delivered. Car running fine now. Thanks for the replies.

HI Tippgaafan

Is you car still running fine?
Where did you get the suction controls valves from.

Cheers

ste2006

I am now having the same problem on a 2L D4D Corolla,

I would be very interested in where to get the valves also,

Thanks,

deckie27

ste2006 wrote: »

I am now having the same problem on a 2L D4D Corolla,

I would be very interested in where to get the valves also,

Thanks,

I got those valves also and sorted the problem
I bought none from Toyota in navan
Worked out as the same price as I was quoted from the UK and the north.
I think it was 300ish

Easy job to fit them. Took 30 or 40 mins
There a fitting guide on Toyota owners club UK
Also a dealer on there who will supply parts at a discount

ste2006

deckie27 wrote: »

I got those valves also and sorted the problem
I bought none from Toyota in navan
Worked out as the same price as I was quoted from the UK and the north.
I think it was 300ish

Easy job to fit them. Took 30 or 40 mins
There a fitting guide on Toyota owners club UK
Also a dealer on there who will supply parts at a discount

Sounds good, Ill give a ring tomorrow and see how much they cost,

Any ideas where abouts the guide is on how to install them???

Thanks,

deckie27

ste2006 wrote: »

Sounds good, Ill give a ring tomorrow and see how much they cost,

Any ideas where abouts the guide is on how to install them???

Thanks,

The guide is here.
http://www.toyotaownersclub.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=87986&st=0&p=1066053&#entry1066053

ste2006

Great Thanks

deckie27

ste2006 wrote: »

Sounds good, Ill give a ring tomorrow and see how much they cost,

Thanks,

How did you fair out?

ste2006

deckie27 wrote: »

How did you fair out?

Still have not got the money together to pay for it so have done nothing yet, Still driving with the issue but its ok ys know,

Dissapointed though that it happened, I have driven some old Toyota Corollas into the ground (literally) and i dont think this would have ever happened an older one,