That pump looks pretty much the same, probably would carrier a short length of fuel hose too though, as I think it is hard to get the original hose off the carrier without cutting, well mine did :) !!
Matt.
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That pump looks pretty much the same, probably would carrier a short length of fuel hose too though, as I think it is hard to get the original hose off the carrier without cutting, well mine did :) !!
Matt.
http://www.borggperformance.com/fuel_pumps.htm
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....X:NEWLIST#LIST
I do like that large horizontal filter.:)
Thanks for posting all this detailed info, lads. Much appreciated.
Great info.
I always carry a spare pump, and have had to use them a few times now.
Need to purchase one for the new car now and at $55 you can't go wrong.
Dave.
E-Bay inv. shows them as being the same.
At that price it won't hurt to have one roll around in the back for a couple of years will it. :eek: :DQuote:
I suppose it would be prudent to briefly put 12v across it, just to make sure at least the motor runs ok before packing it away.
I ordered mine last Sunday on E-Blag. It was acknowledged as a sale. Fine.
Two days later I queried them re not getting a tracking number which they said they would send.
They claimed Pay_Pal payment had not gone through & was "Pending" WTF! No explanation & sufficient funds were available. ???
Eventually it was posted 'Express Post' yesterday & I was supplied a Tracking Number. Hooray sez me.
Checked often but it was not showing on AP's Data base. Huh?:confused:
I chased it up again today & after to-ing & fro-ing I'm told by the supplier it had been delivered to my PO Box.
Long-ish story short. AP do issue a tracking No. on the parcel, BUT, it doesn't go on the data base. WTF!
Seems only 'Express Post Platinum' gets recorded on there & that is a Courier delivery anyway.
So, despite the supplier stating that they give a tracking no. it is superfluous as it isn't customer accessible on Express Post.
With me? :D
I have advised them of this as it seems that they may be under an illusion that it can be tracked.
Generally, other than the above it was good service & Pay-Pal created a delay for some unknown reason. Something new is it?
Just hope I don't need it now, but it is cheap insurance if I do one day.:D
I ordered mine and received it within two days.
No problems as all - for $55 its a great buy to have as a spare.
Cheers
Dave.
I would have got mine overnight as well.
It was the muckin' about that dragged it out.
Bad luck if my old one was fritzed & I was waiting for a replacement.
The last sentence in my e-mail was
Their reply was "Thank you,Quote:
**** NB Have you been able to determine what the 'Pay-Pal Payment Pending' was all about yet? That accounted for more delay & as I mentioned, I have not struck this before. Is it something new?
Regards
Chris".
So not much help at all. I just hope they weren't playing funny buggers.
I've just begun to experience problems on petrol and I think you've just saved me a lot of time:)... this weekend I should get a chance to investigate & I'll be checking the integrity of the wiring before diving in too deep ( I have what sounds to be the same tank arrangement)
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Originally Posted by Michael2
ERmmm.. no it wouldnt but I wouldnt want it rolling around. Wrapped in grease proof paper with a goodly amount of preservative grease and in a dustproof box would be my call and I wouldnt just run 12v through it Id at least give it some fuel to suck on and a little pressure to operate against as running those pumps dry even for a short time is enough to make you a $55 paper weight.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
Yeah, I wasn't really going to let it float around in the back, Dave. [rolleyes smiley]:D
By run, I meant a 1 second flick across the batt. not 30 secs or more, but if it needs fuel for that, so shall it be.