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RE: Replacing a fuel pump when all that is needed is a new filter Here's a real world story, happened about a year ago. Camped in Death Valley with several other Vanagons. One Vanagon had a noisy fuel pump. While at the Furnace Creek Ranger Station, with the engine running, two of the members of the group were listening to the loud pump as a stranger walked by. He stopped, got into a conversation, and stated "Yeah, I have a fuel pump for that and I'd sell it to you if you need it". In the middle of Death Valley no less! Deal was made right there. Then back in camp first the filter was replaced. Noise went away. But replaced the pump anyway and the old pump became the spare. Another tale from On The Road..... |
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