I think it needs to be rated at 3.5bar (although I'm not 100%) what fuel pumps could I use? I'm looking to pick up a second hand job off the bay if possible unless they're reasonably priced- it is the credit crunch afterall
any advice appreciated
Andy
this one seems to claim a lot but do I really need one rated this high? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NOT-255-DA-27-...QQcmdZViewItem
Bosch 044, but that might be completely o.t.t for your application, unless you're going forced induction?
If not, well, I guess you'll never suffer with low fuel supply/pressure with that bad boy in situ
Saying that, not sure if you can get dedicated external versions of them, but if so, the Walbro 255 is a cheap & cheerful pump that'll do the trick. I'm running one on the heave ho with no prob's...touchwood
Thats the one im running on my car no problems there with fuel supply, mines actually the bosch unit rather than a copy of the bosch unit which that appears to be
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fuel-Pump-for-...QQcmdZViewItem
thanks that sounds reasonably priced for a new one!
I am using a Cossie external pump (Bosch 044) matey with mine matey ebay 2nd hand piece not actually started the car as yethopefully it will work
Last edited by James5; 30-12-2008 at 12:08.
hehe.. I'm sure it will
Originally Posted by Bigfoot
So if I go for this one I should be okay?...I'm guess you can't have too much fuel pressure within reason
Well I have no problems with fueling my f7p turbo with pressure at 3.5bar I think it is. Would try find the bosch pump rather than the chinese one though or wherever that came from. Then again £40 you couldn't go wrong with a new pump.
I used the granada pump when mine was NA, not sure what the part number was tho, then went for the standard cossie pump when i fitted the blower!
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