Changing a fuel pump...

[Bassfiend]

Has anyone used the "PowerMax" fuel pumps?

(Like these

Are they any good? Three year warranty and a third of the cost of the proper Bosch units...

Is there any particular requirement for bleeding air from the system after changing the pump or filter or does it just bleed itself?

Cheers

Phil

[plushuit]

Bassfiend said:

Has anyone used the "PowerMax" fuel pumps?
(Like these
Are they any good? Three year warranty and a third of the cost of the proper Bosch units...
Is there any particular requirement for bleeding air from the system after changing the pump or filter or does it just bleed itself?
Cheers Phil

That will do fine. Right specs. Excellent price.

There is no need to bleed the system after the changes. Just take care as you depressurize the system. it may spray a bit.

L.

[SILICONEKID340HP]

Next post "I have broken down i think its the fuel pump" pay the extra and keep away from that Chinese crap

[Malcster]

SILICONEKID340HP said:

Next post "I have broken down i think its the fuel pump" pay the extra and keep away from that Chinese crap

Fraid I kinda tend to agree. A fuel pump's prolly not something I'd scrimp on, personally.

Especially when you consider how open to the elements it is on a Chim.

I went for a Walbro equivalent to the Bosch.

[Jammy Dodger]

interesting one....

by now i bet the Bosch are made in china under license, possibly by the same factory