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Re: YHO chronicles

Postby Tuga2112 » Mon 12.10.2026, 14:09

muley wrote:
Tuga2112 wrote:a generic pump works. mine set me back a whopping 15 quid during the lockdown.

still running strong after 5-6 years



Like https://www.amazon.co.uk/JUUDDENPARTS-G ... iewsAnchor

maybe? Thanks for the info


255 LHP (litres per hour) is what mine does. so, that should be similar. the pictures do look like the same.. but then again i am not sure if theres much variance in their appearence. i only seen them out of the fiat, celica (replacement from rockauto) and elan., and the 4 different ones looked all the same to me


the fuel pressure its supposed to sustain is also relevant to the stats. but i cant get the details about mine anymore. its been too long and the ebay listing is gone.
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Re: YHO chronicles

Postby muley » Mon 12.10.2026, 22:00

Thanks Joao
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Re: YHO chronicles

Postby muley » Mon 12.10.2026, 23:04

Job #1

Replace fuel pump. I've been hitting the tank ring with bigger
and bigger hammers, to no avail.

I am going to make a tool for this job ...
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