Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: sadman43 on 28 January 2009, 22:12:26
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Hi all i`ve been told i need a new fuel pump and have been told it`l cost me around £700 as it is a difficult job and also will need to be programmed once fitted. is this true i though it would pretty straight foward to fit through the floor of the boot. any help would be welcome.
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If you update your profile with car details i am sure someone will be able to advise.
You can buy a whole car for 700, so ask the breakers on the forum as they might have the part you need
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Fuel pump (I believe but could well be wrong!) is in the fuel tank...
Presumably if you get a second hand fueltank/pump it wouldnt need reprogramming and will cost a LOT less than £700 even if it needs delivering and you could fit it yourself most likely :y
Got one here depending upon what car you have...
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I have a 1995 2.5TD elite
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Ok well I only have a petrol one here...diesel one will most likely be different and may be located differently, someone will know :y
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I'm guessing we're on about the pump that lives on the engine...in which its normal name is the injection pump.
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yeah i think on reflection of the price iv`e been quoted it is the one the under the bonnet. I`m having loads of bother starting it up from cold, i`ve had the heater plugs changed and it`s still the same. it turns over no probsand takes ages to start but somtimes refuses to come to life.
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I dont know much about diesels, petrol fuel pumps in the tank...but I know you could get a second hand pump for a diesel for much less than £700!!
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Your problem is the lift pump un the tank
Diesel is different from petrol version
Cost approx £112 new
Wear rubber gloves when fitting as you will have your hands in Diesel!