How to remove rear fold up seats from Discovery TD5

Hi welcome main problems are the abs valves causing the 3 dash lights (search 3 amigos online) a really badly sited compressor can cause air suspension models to fail giving the bags a slow leak the V8 is a solid engine but can have radiator expansion tank and cap failures
the other issue is electrics windows and door looms are problematic

I think the access is under the carpet in the rear cargo area. You have to remove the trim to get the carpet up, or just cut the carpet to access the fuel pump cover like I did in my truck -- (I didn't care about keeping it perfect, so I cut a flap in the carpet to get to the fuel pump access cover)

ANDY,

CHECK HERE...

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/2001-td5-torque-settings-injector-clamp-rocker-shaft.129075/

possible air leak use soapy water and spay bottle to locate

Be sure that your model has fold down rear seats...you should see the seperation around both rear seats...if equipped, the fold down release is located at the top corner of each rear seat...pull the lever up to release...if your model does not have the fold down option...you will need to remove the rear seat...remove the lower cushions first...look on the lower front of the seats for hold down bolts...second you will need to remove the top of the rear seat...hold down bolts are at the bottom of the top cushion...after removing the bolts (one each side) you need to push up on the cushion to remove...this will then allow access to the trunk...find the trunk latch and try to release by twisting the latch cable...Hope this helps...

just undo it ,as its a captulated nut in the bodywork

ur cars fuel pump is located inside the fuel tank on the rear cargo

First of all check your drive shaft universal joints.If they are ok then you have trouble with the active suspension.Have it checked with a dealer.

In the engine fuse box under the bonnet ,relay is the closest one to the front of the vehicle ,about £7 to replkace

RH Rear Wheel arch. The TD5 is large and obvious, the V8 is tucked up and above the shock.