uprated fuel pump
15-08-2005, 02:21 AM
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uprated fuel pump
need to fit a new fuel pump to the car, should i go standard or is there a good uprated alternative (have heared about fitting cossie 2wd) any one got any idea, running about 198bhp at the moment, and thinking of a zvh conversion soon
15-08-2005, 09:11 AM
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A cossie pump only has different terminals, nothing more
If you having problems with fueling, re-do the connections of witing on the pump
If not, adding another fuel pump won't give you more fueling, just a better connection and feed
I cut off ends and re-do every year on my pump, better safe than sorry and always a good connection then
If you having problems with fueling, re-do the connections of witing on the pump
If not, adding another fuel pump won't give you more fueling, just a better connection and feed
I cut off ends and re-do every year on my pump, better safe than sorry and always a good connection then
15-08-2005, 03:59 PM
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Which is the same 
different terminals, no more
RST one has push on connectors
Cossie one has crimp on connectors with a nut to secure
different terminals, no moreRST one has push on connectors
Cossie one has crimp on connectors with a nut to secure
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18-08-2005, 04:19 PM
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standard pumps for an rsturbs are kewl for 400bhp!
if its noisy,then the impeller is slipping on its spline,and not giving the pressure needed,soon the pump wont pump,trust me i know!
if its noisy,then the impeller is slipping on its spline,and not giving the pressure needed,soon the pump wont pump,trust me i know!
still not sure which to go for will see whats avalible 2nd hand and the price.
18-08-2005, 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by RSTEVE
will see whats avalible 2nd hand and the price.
New ones about Ł70 at a Bosch dealer, maybe cheaper if you haggle
18-08-2005, 05:44 PM
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just spent ŁŁŁŁ on a rebuild + ŁŁŁ on new brakes + ŁŁ on tax + ŁŁ on insurance
+ wife and 2 kids =even less ŁŁŁŁ
i know it makes sense to buy new but i need to watch the ŁŁŁ if i can get one used on the cheap i will do untill i can afford a new one next month.
+ wife and 2 kids =even less ŁŁŁŁ
i know it makes sense to buy new but i need to watch the ŁŁŁ if i can get one used on the cheap i will do untill i can afford a new one next month.
19-08-2005, 11:41 AM
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good second hand below 20thou miles no external damage,there usually ok for at least 80thou,mine was genuine to 110thou miles.
19-08-2005, 12:14 PM
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I use a standard S2 pump and haven't changed it in the 9 years I've owned the car.
The S2 and Cossie pump are not the same. I thought this and was corrected, apparently they have a higher flow rate
The S2 and Cossie pump are not the same. I thought this and was corrected, apparently they have a higher flow rate
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