danmac

Hi there! Fuel filter is located right in front of the engine on the left side. You can see it from the underneath of the car and cant miss it. Check, if it is not leaking on the sensor socket. It can be fuel pressure control valve as well.
Thanks, 

A bit late with reply as been very busy, Not sure If pump timing is critical as its just high pressure pump , but when I did my belt and water pump I had a few attempts to get the pump marks to line up , in the end I clamped the belt to cam pulleys with wooden clothes pegs removed the idler near pump so I could turn pump a tooth 
just past marker , and put idler back on, then when I set belt tension all lined up
 
When I first stripped it all down I checked markings and pump was 1 tooth out but car ran fine 
I too struggled with water pump bolts but found it best to put the bolt in pipe bracket and pump first , line up and screw in part way before other 4 bolts 
TBH the whole job was a pig so many bolts difficult to get to 

I'm in the middle of this job (in situ), timing is set, pins are in but getting the water pump out was a nightmare.
 
Gonna reassemble tomorrow  
 
Does anyone have any inputs on an easy way to get the pump, in with the five 10mm bolts and that damn 8mm bolt for water pipe bracket ???
 
Talk about a tight squeeze, I'm dreading trying to put the rear timing cover back on.
 
I tried watching the Russian guy on youtube but he doesn't show the pump change.
 
Looking for useful hints.

Actually I have a bit of a dilemma.
 
I changed the water pump and the timing belt and the engine ran. Should mention here that I did it using the cambelt locking pins.
 
Sadly the gasket on the water pump leaked, guess I wasn't careful enough when I installed it.
 
To cut a long story short I set the engine with the timing marks, locked the camshafts again, then removed the timing belt AGAIN, removed the pump, reassembled the rubber gasket adding a splodge of Hylomar Gasket sealant, refitted the pump and belt .................. I haven't done anything different to the first time BUT the engine won't fire up, she just spins on the starter motor.
 
No nasty noises coming from the engine, she just refuses to start.
 
Suggestions, bearing in mind the engine ran first time and I used the same timing marks second time round
 
Is the position of fuel pump critical ???................... I didn't think it was being a CRD
 
 
Chris

dave62pb, 
 
Not touched the vehicle since Wednesday last, we went to the beach for the weekend
 
The job is a pig if like me, you do the water pump as well, the work area is so limited, TBH it's probably easier with the engine out
 
That idea with the clothes pegs is pretty nifty, I'm gonna try that before I do anything else
 
Update to follow

Okay, a bit late as I only look in occasionally, but when I did mine I didn't change the pump because there was no play in the shaft whatsoever. 
 
That said I was glad as getting to it looked difficult, and you might have to undo the engine mounts to get the engine moved enough to get good access.
 
Presumably by now you've done the job, so hopefully it all went back together okay 

Okay, carried on and prised out the Bush, it had to come out one way or another, and with that out the sub frame was lowered and the Arm came out.
 
Old Bush off, new one on, well on once I spent a long time cleaning the inside of it out of over-rubberisation (note to self - do not but cheap eBay replacement parts), and now all back together   .
 
Now to address the other thing it failed on, smoky engine bay  .
 
 

It's a British company, found them through a google search

Thanks Richard, will look out for it.