My fuel pump appears to have packed up on the 2.0 A/C.
As mechanical pumps aren't available from anywhere, I'd like some advice on a good electric pump.
Any recommendations?
electric fuel pump for 2.0 A/C
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Re: electric fuel pump for 2.0 A/C
edmundator wrote:My fuel pump appears to have packed up on the 2.0 A/C.
As mechanical pumps aren't available from anywhere, I'd like some advice on a good electric pump.
Any recommendations?
Have you tried www.vwheritage.com for a mechanical fuel pump?
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Is it the pump or just the fact the pushrod that works it has worn down??
Worth checking out.....
Worth checking out.....
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Re: electric fuel pump for 2.0 A/C
Bowton Lad wrote: Have you tried www.vwheritage.com for a mechanical fuel pump?
Listed as a part, but not in stock.
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I used to use Facet 'silver top' electric fuel pumps on normally aspirated engines, they're good for anything up to 150HP. Cost about £70
They make a loud clicking noise so use the rubber isolators that should come with the kit. Bypass your mech pump and either make a blanking plug for it or whip it out and remove the push rod to disable it. Hide a switch somewhere for it and you've got a really effective immobiliser, you can go about 200yds without switching it on then it conks out.
They make a loud clicking noise so use the rubber isolators that should come with the kit. Bypass your mech pump and either make a blanking plug for it or whip it out and remove the push rod to disable it. Hide a switch somewhere for it and you've got a really effective immobiliser, you can go about 200yds without switching it on then it conks out.
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