Fuel Pump problems
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Fuel Pump problems
According to SDP Pinzgauer there is another version of fuel pump you can get at napa that will bolt up. Anyone try these? How did it work out? Heres the link to alt pump:http://www.sdp-pinzgauer.org/html/parts_reference.html
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Hey There,
I agree with Jim. I did a rebuild on my fuel pump (ask me why later) and it was nooooo problem at all. Would have taken about 30 minutes total (take-down to reinstall), but I was fussy and cleaned off every bit of old grease so I could take some pictures of the disassembled unit.
I've still got those pics around somewhere if you want to look at em for your rebuild. Or the repair manual has a completely sufficient overview as well.
I agree with Jim. I did a rebuild on my fuel pump (ask me why later) and it was nooooo problem at all. Would have taken about 30 minutes total (take-down to reinstall), but I was fussy and cleaned off every bit of old grease so I could take some pictures of the disassembled unit.
I've still got those pics around somewhere if you want to look at em for your rebuild. Or the repair manual has a completely sufficient overview as well.
Best Regards,
Charles
('73 710K)
PS: Keep your stick on the ice
Charles
('73 710K)
PS: Keep your stick on the ice
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Hey There,
Well, here's what I did when I popped a diaphragm...
1) Bought 2 fuel pump repair kits
2) Bought a "salvaged" spare fuel pump
3) Rebuilt both of them
4) Now I have a working one on my truck and a working spare to bolt on if needed.
I think I maybe spent $200 bucks for the whole thing including a refurb pump. Have not had one single problem since then.
So, for you I suppose your options are go with that other VW pump and take your chances. Do another rebuild and hope it works for you this time. Or I suppose I could sell you my spare if you wanted it.
Seeya
Well, here's what I did when I popped a diaphragm...
1) Bought 2 fuel pump repair kits
2) Bought a "salvaged" spare fuel pump
3) Rebuilt both of them
4) Now I have a working one on my truck and a working spare to bolt on if needed.
I think I maybe spent $200 bucks for the whole thing including a refurb pump. Have not had one single problem since then.
So, for you I suppose your options are go with that other VW pump and take your chances. Do another rebuild and hope it works for you this time. Or I suppose I could sell you my spare if you wanted it.
Seeya
Best Regards,
Charles
('73 710K)
PS: Keep your stick on the ice
Charles
('73 710K)
PS: Keep your stick on the ice