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fuel pump question
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GregLocock
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Get your sysadmin to check your computer, obviously your search engine is broken
Yes it is.
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Greg Locock
Yes it is.
Cheers
Greg Locock
where are you located?
If you're in Europe, then you could try Ford part number
86AB-9350-CA. This pump will have a yellow paint dot on the outlet casting.
The performance for this was 150 litre/hr at 5.8 bar - this is a modest performance spec compared to samples I had which would often approach 180/190 lph at 5.8 bar.
Running these at lower pressures results in about 250+ lph at 3 bar - from memory, I no longer have the data.
This pump was used on turbocharged K-Jetronic fuel systems, so I imagine that other European manufacturers like VW, Opel and Mercedes had similar requirements of Bosch. Perhaps the supercharged VW Corrado used it?
If you're in Europe, then you could try Ford part number
86AB-9350-CA. This pump will have a yellow paint dot on the outlet casting.
The performance for this was 150 litre/hr at 5.8 bar - this is a modest performance spec compared to samples I had which would often approach 180/190 lph at 5.8 bar.
Running these at lower pressures results in about 250+ lph at 3 bar - from memory, I no longer have the data.
This pump was used on turbocharged K-Jetronic fuel systems, so I imagine that other European manufacturers like VW, Opel and Mercedes had similar requirements of Bosch. Perhaps the supercharged VW Corrado used it?
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