Fuel Pump

[pwd95]

Is this the correct one

RPI

[Ballistic Banana]

Hi Wyn,

Not sure but looks like it may be...Try ringing them I am sure they will know.

BB

[clive f]

there is a chap on flea bay selling them about half of that price, but be carefull, mine didn`t work.

[pwd95]

Hmmm. I'll ringing the local motor factors in the morning. Got a Landrover specialist local too. Fingers crossed.
I've got just under 12v at the pump when you turn the ignition on for a few seconds then it drops away, so it must be the pump.

[tom's dad]

Was this early March,as I purchased a pump from a batch of 10 for £45 and have just fitted it to my rebuild?

Graham.

[dnb]

I used a Bosch 044 motorsport pump on mine and everything's fine. Yes, it's not as cheap as some, but it's a well used and well known part that's ideal for tuned TVRs.

[That Daddy]

Ita a vauxhall/jag/peugeot pump early EFI Bosch LE jetronic if memory serves both Lucas and Bosch used the same pattern either one is made under license or so it seems,dont know who owns the rights but it looks like a Bosch pattern to me,mine are both(original replaced)idential in every way but one is Bosch the other is Lucas(this happens quite often in the automotive world)

Edited by That Daddy on Saturday 6th September 13:07

[pwd95]

This is the one

http://www.tvrspareparts.com/part/176/redirect-fro...


Good web site here too.....
http://www.fpuk.co.uk/main/index.asp

[Toma500]

pwd95 said:

Is this the correct one

RPI

Watch out mind there are some inferior quality pumps out and about.
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

[pwd95]

Any one know the Bosch part number?
Ta

[Jonny_b]

Hi

Sourced mine from a Vauxhall breaker. I went for a Bosch one.

Bosch fuel pump part no 0 580 464 008

Fitted to:
astra/kadett 1.8/2.0 87-91
calibra 2.0/2.5 90 on
cavalier/carlton 1.8/2.0 86-94
senator 81-87

[Ballistic Banana]

Wyn, I see you have put the Griff up for sale sorry to hear that Was it to curvie for you hope you get a good price for it and are back in a wedge soon

BB

[pwd95]

Ballistic Banana said:

Wyn, I see you have put the Griff up for sale sorry to hear that Was it to curvie for you hope you get a good price for it and are back in a wedge soon

BB

Thanks BB. Aye, can't explain why really. Griff's a great car but them Wedges get under your skin somehow.
Drove this the weekend;..... http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/683258.htm

Almost as quick as the Griff, but the noise.........

Haven't ruled out a few other things too. Ginetta, Caterfield etc.

Edited by pwd95 on Tuesday 9th September 08:33

Edited by pwd95 on Tuesday 9th September 08:36

[davetherave1970]

pwd95 said:

Drove this the weekend;..... http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/683258.htm

Almost as quick as the Griff, but the noise.........

Does if come with the pint on the roof
Looks lovely!

Edited after pwd's comment - Too early for me, still asleep

Edited by davetherave1970 on Tuesday 9th September 10:09

[pwd95]

Typo Dave, you mean roof.
Hadn't noticed that.
Comes with a nice long straw for when your on the moove. ...

Edited by pwd95 on Tuesday 9th September 09:38

[pwd95]

Jonny_b said:

Hi

Sourced mine from a Vauxhall breaker. I went for a Bosch one.

Bosch fuel pump part no 0 580 464 008

Does this pump work ok? I can get a new one locally for just under £100.

[Pete500]

In my 408hp 6.0 LS2 I use the Bosch 0 580 254 984, said to be a 220 litres/hour against original 165 litres/hour. DNB's 0 580 254 044 at 330 litres/hour is perhaps a little overkill unless you are planning a turbo or kompressor installation per

[dnb]

A good bit of overkill never hurt anything...

[rev-erend]

I'm using an 044 too .. love overkill

[Pete500]

pwd95, attached is a link for the 008 pump, it says 130 l/h.
http://www.germanex.de/download/c1045/Bosch_Krafts...
http://rotorcharged.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=23
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