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was going to change my esc coz feul pump 2moro and noticed the part no. is different.i have got a bosch 044 fitted at the mo. but think it is playing up.i bought one the other week from atm and just noticed the part no. is 003.does anybody know what the difference is? cheers
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cheers 4 yr help.i didnt want 2 fit the pump and have problems with it.ive only just got the car back on the road after having the head rebuilt.car spends more time of the road than it does on lol.
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The fitting kit looks alright (though shouldnt the pump be a little lower?
BUT the actual pump??? Who knows
IMA (Phil/boschman) will give you the specs on that
BUT the actual pump??? Who knows
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Just for info, on these uprated in-tank pumps, due to the fuel intake, it's even more important to fill back up with fuel when you reach a quarter of a tank, else under hard-ish cornering you could suck up a nice dollop of air.
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Hi All
I have an uprated pump that was fitted by GGR, I have to fill up at just over half a tank on the gauge or it starts missing....
First time it did it I thought here we go thisis going to be expensive!!! But filled it up and fine...
Just a warning...
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I have an uprated pump that was fitted by GGR, I have to fill up at just over half a tank on the gauge or it starts missing....
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First time it did it I thought here we go thisis going to be expensive!!! But filled it up and fine...
Just a warning...
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I just contacted my local bosch dealer about these pumps and they told me that all of the bosch models can be mounted inside tank. The difference is just that some of them have internal filter and some of them don't. I have also heard that the 044 model has filter in the inlet side, so it could also be used intank pump as is.
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