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Injection fuel pump
Hi all. What is the best fuel pump to use for a fuel injected Zetec engine? There is a Bosch pump used in more than a decade's worth of Audi, VW, BMW, Volvo and other cars (Bosch parts 0 580 254 9xx), is that the one of those? What fittings required, what diameter fuel pipes, tank outlet are best? What about the filter? Thanks!
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Ive used a bosch copy found on ebay and it runs fine.
mine is 3/8" 10mm inlet 5/16" 8mm outlet. Mines on a standard 2.0 zetec.
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You need a pump that pushes around 3 BAR, some pumps are designed for higher preasure systems and may overfuel.
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i disagree a high pressure pump that is capable of 3 bar or above is fine. the fuel pressure regulator on the end of the fuel injector rail is what sets the pressure.
i got one of these the other day very nice but of kit http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...#ht_9780wt_905
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Sure the regulator is there for a reason and does a job.
but for example, a pump designed for a K-Jetronic application with mechanical injection is likly to put out 7-8 Bar. Where as the L-Jet based applications (on which the EEC-IV/V is based) is more likly to need arround 3 Bar max. Best to try an match the pump to a similar application rather than just buying anything. If you have too much flow, and too much pressure then the system won't be able to return the flow. TT
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Quote:
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Too much is not always a good thing.. Imagine this on a 2.0 Zetec.
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Here's a catalog of Bosch motorsports pumps with technical data:
http://www.bosch.com.au/content/lang.../fuelpumps.pdf But my main question is -- how do you join the outlet of the tank (8mm presumably?) with the 12 mm inlet of the pump?
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But a reducer from Burton
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steel reducers bought on ebay. They have barbed fittings.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/13mm-8mm-BRASS-BARBED-Fuel-Hose-Joiner-silicone-5-16-/250618993024?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM& hash=item3a5a0e5980
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