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Old 07-10-04, 07:02 PM
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VW boshe fuel pump
is it a good idea to get a used boshe fuel pump from a VW? my weber is ****. ....well?
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Outta wut? An old beetle? A jetta? A deisel? Gotta be more specific man.
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im not sure....any i guess? probably not a deisel though right? unless those are stronger?
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For your D'ell? a pump from an EFI car will be too high a pressure for it prolly.
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what if i get a good regulator?
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yeah, it'd be fine to use a higher pressure pump as long as it's regulated
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Bosch CIS systems run at very high pressure ( about 90 psi). I would not think you could regulate it down enough.
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yah, that pump will work fine..you will need to run a return style fuel fegulator like a mallory #4309
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be careful now, we don't want you to have excessive fuel pressure on gas lines leading to a leak and then catching the car on fire...
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