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Could anyone be able to post a pic of the banjo bolt's location on the fuel pump? What's the easiest way to get at it? And where exactly is the filter, is it in the banjo bolt, the housing, or on the inlet side of the pump??

Didn't check the banjo filter.

So, I bit the bullet today and decided to fit a 12v electric lift pump to help the injector pump get enough fuel. It made an instant difference. I can now happily rev all the way to 3500rpm (probably higher, but I didn't bother going higher). The pump cost me 120 bucks, so I'm pretty happy...

Well, I blew back the fuel lines into the tank with compressed air, replaced the filter, and then primed the system, and ran the engine again, with no difference what so ever, so that leads me to believe that the issue lies on the engine side of the fuel filter. I will have a go at the banjo...

I had a quick crack at priming the fuel system this morning, after having not ran it in 24 hours, and it was firm to start with, so I believe I can rule out any air leak into the fuel system, I guess all that is left is check the banjo fitting and clean it out and have a go, otherwise maybe...

with the pump rattle, it doesn't rattle after I have primed the fuel lines, until the fuel I have primed into it is used, and the pressure lowers. so I think the pump may be okay ( could be air getting into the system as suggested above). Where abouts is the banjo filter on it? as I may remove...

Due to the fact that it can rev high when I prime the pump, I'm inclined to rule out the neutral switch for my main problem, although it may still be an issue, if I can't get the engine to rev above 2k, then there isn't really a easy way to tell. You mention air getting into the fuel lines...

I argued with it, needless to say, I lost and it still won't get the revs up

G'day all I brought a '98 model, 4x4 D22 with a QD32 in it, when I got it serviced, the mechanic said that it was the slowest navara that he had ever driven. I was not too fussed about this because I didn't buy a ute to go hooning around town. But in the last couple of weeks, It's got...