What sort of fuel problems are you having? The 2.25 Series Land Rovers are so simple that a lot of work/troubleshooting can be done in the (dis)comfort of your own garage.
Carburation...now thats a different story all together!
Where can I get my series fixed
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Try some of the suppliers listed on our Support page. If you are coming in to the forums directly, you will have to go to the main web page, http://www.roverlanders.bc.ca
Dave
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Likely the fuel pump is the culprit. The fuel should stay in the carb over night...I suspect it is siphoning back to the tank. Rebuilding fuel pumps of later manufacture is a dubious proposition...The early fuel pumps had their valves retained by a clip and screw. These are easily re buildable. The later ones had the valves pressed in and it is difficult to replace the valves accurately. New pumps are not too expensive.
Alan
Roverworks B.C. Ltd
Alan
Roverworks B.C. Ltd