Fuel pump
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Fuel pump
Just seen Pelican's price for a fuel pump for a '72 MFI engine (not the MFI unit itself, just the little in line pump which sits by the rear nearside arm) - made me choke on my wine!
Is the pump exclusive to the MFI set-up? Unless I am missing something any fuel pump which can deliver adequate pressure should do but perhaps that is not the case.
No cheap VW options or other makes?
Bob
Is the pump exclusive to the MFI set-up? Unless I am missing something any fuel pump which can deliver adequate pressure should do but perhaps that is not the case.
No cheap VW options or other makes?
Bob
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Thanks Ian. I have had dealings with Mittlemotor and have always been pleased with their service. My question really was if there was something unusual about the fuel pump for the MFI engines because the price seems excessive.Ian Comerford wrote:Try Mittelmotor in Germany, they have a very good on-line catalogue and speak excellent technical English. Always had good dealings with them.
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I don't know of an alternative to the Bosch mfi fuel pump - it provides an operating pressure of ~ 15psi (pumps for carb-equipped engines produce only around 4-5psi) & has 3 connections: an inlet from the fuel tank, a return line to the tank & the supply to the engine.
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