PRC7018 - Pump - Fuel Fuel System Part Land Rover Range Rover

PRC7018 - Pomp - Brandstof

- €97,60

€97,60

€97,60 - €97,60

€97,60

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Pomp - Brandstof

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016

Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 — In-tank fuel pump for the extra (auxiliary) fuel tank, Pick Up variant. JLR EPC section: Extra Fuel Tank-Pick Up (Pump-fuel tank).

Alternative Codes

PRC7018

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When will my order arrive?

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Frequently asked questions

What is the PRC7018 fuel pump used for?

The PRC7018 is an in-tank fuel pump for the auxiliary fuel tank installation, part of the fuel delivery system. It mounts inside the auxiliary tank and lifts fuel into the vehicle supply, so the extra tank can be drawn on in addition to the main tank.

Which Defender does this auxiliary fuel pump fit?

This in-tank fuel pump fits the Defender up to 2016 fitted with the extra auxiliary fuel tank on the Pick Up body configuration. It's specific to that extra-tank installation, so confirm your vehicle has the auxiliary Pick Up tank before ordering.

What are the signs the auxiliary tank fuel pump has failed?

A failed in-tank fuel pump usually shows as the auxiliary tank no longer feeding fuel to the main supply, so the extra tank can't be drawn down. A pump that runs but is weak may struggle to transfer fuel. Check the pump feed and wiring before replacing.