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Date:         Wed, 25 Sep 2002 15:26:38 +0200
Reply-To:     Truls Erik Johnsen <truls@PLANETJOHNSEN.COM>
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From:         Truls Erik Johnsen <truls@PLANETJOHNSEN.COM>
Subject:      Leaking fuel-pump?
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I got this advice from a guy called Jim at the Passion forum at www.mtbr.com (he might also be around here)regarding this image: http://superelectric.net/transporter/0004.html This is his advice:

"Looks like the mech fuel pump is leaking at the base. I'd go ahead and replace the pump (super cheap) along with the seal, if it was mine. Check and see if it's a oily/gas mixture, if so, the diaphragm is leaking. I've ruined a perfectly good 1600cc in a beetle with a leaky diaphragm."

I guess changing the pump is a fairly easy (is it really needed, should'nt it be enough to change the gasket?), but I have no idea on how to change the diaphragm. Any online descriptions on the procedure? And how expensive is a new fuel-pump?

Regards

Truls Erik Johnsen Oslo, Norway


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