My 2007 Toyota RAV4 T180 D-4D is sitting in the Toyota garage whilst they scratch their heads trying to work out why all the warning lights come on saying there is a fuel leak - but they can't find one. Apparently, one possibility is that the temperature sensor in the fuel pump is faulty. I am informed, however, that you cannot just replace the sensor, you have to replace the whole fuel pump at a cost of about £1500 (plus VAT). Could you please tell me if this is really true? I find it incredible that the sensor is not a separate component. Surely the sensor can be replaced without having to get a whole new fuel pump?