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Mudslinger
01-10-2008, 12:48
Now that im at the limit with my standard ph1 fuel pump , can any1 recommend an uprated pump that is a direct replacement?

what options have i got ?:)

Bigfoot
01-10-2008, 13:07
My fuel pump is from a merc I believe, holds pressure fine and flow for my 16v turbo conversion.

Bosch part

0580 254 910

Cheaper than the cosworth pump which people go for.

Andrew Cooke
01-10-2008, 13:07
take yer pick

http://www.fuelsystem.co.uk/bosch1.pdf

you just want something that will flow as much as your injectors at 5 bar.

Mudslinger
01-10-2008, 13:31
cheers andy , i was jst left a bit confused after speaking to AVA today.

he says i should really have added a swirl pot , at the moment hes left the standard pump in pos as the draw from the tank and then added another pump after it .

i thought it would just be a case of adding a new pump that will flow the injectors ?

Tiny Tim
01-10-2008, 13:32
My friends running 2 pumps on his with a S/P. As you described - one drawing and the other pumping as the main.

Andrew Cooke
01-10-2008, 14:28
cheers andy , i was jst left a bit confused after speaking to AVA today.

he says i should really have added a swirl pot , at the moment hes left the standard pump in pos as the draw from the tank and then added another pump after it .

i thought it would just be a case of adding a new pump that will flow the injectors ?

yes, you probably should use a collector.

Ideally you have a low pressure pump that has sufficient flow to feed your injectors that pumps into the side of the collector, with an overflow pipe from the top of the collector that returns to the main tank (ie tries to keep the collector full).

You then have a high pressure pump that has enough pressure for base pressure (3bar?) plus boost pressure, plus whatever you get as a drop through the system (hence my 5 bar suggestion), with sufficient flow to keep up with the injectors at full noise..

The pressure pump is fed from the bottom of the collector, goes to the rail/regulator, and the return comes back to the side of the collector.

I'd put the fuel filter between the low pressure pump and the collector - no pump likes to suck. Just make sure that the collector is clean before you start.

Mudslinger
01-10-2008, 17:55
Ok i got it now , cheers Andy

not to hard to set up ,so im not going to pay ava to do it , hes going to finish the mapping with just temp set up, then ill fit the swirl pot myself when i get the car back .

Mudslinger
01-10-2008, 17:58
anyone got any pics of a swirl pot in situ on a 5 ?

can you get under car fuel swirl pots ?

dave j gtt
01-10-2008, 18:18
i know scoff has similar set up on his gtt 16v turbo ;)

Os8472
01-10-2008, 19:38
I'm using a stock escort cossie job, its a bit loud but aparantly the cossie boys get up to 350bhp on em so it'll be more than up to the job