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lightfj

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2.2 dti fuel pump
« on: 29 October 2013, 09:57:52 »
Is it possible to obtain a good replacement fuel pump (0470504016) without robbing the bank for £1k or more.
Car cant be worth more than £1800 (2002 elite ). Seems a crying shame to scrap it it's too good. I have even replaced the Bose with a modern 7" screen all singing hifi and sat nav. A worth while job despite the no-no's on this forum and the work involved- but hey I'm an enthusiast with time to do it- just not as young as I used to be!!!
But help need a pump at not too much cost -anyone help?
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Re: 2.2 dti fuel pump
« Reply #1 on: 29 October 2013, 10:00:19 »
The actual pump is quite reliable,its the electrics strapped to the top which go wrong,have a look on ecutesting.com as I believe they offer a repair service :y
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Re: 2.2 dti fuel pump
« Reply #2 on: 29 October 2013, 10:21:40 »
had that done by ecutesting -came back perfect. Diags suggested critical pump failure. Have changed crank sensor but still same. Ex Vauxhall man insists its the pump. Ther's nothing else to try - unless someone knows better.
Car sometimes starts but shuts off when above about 85 degrees. Suspects fuel solenoid shuts down as engine just stops.
Have been told that a disc inside the pump gets grooves worn in it which upsets the ecu and it shuts down.
Cars only done 120k. my landrover (120k) worksevery time.
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Re: 2.2 dti fuel pump
« Reply #3 on: 06 November 2013, 12:10:03 »
Hi,

Sorry to hear the problems you are having, whilst I am a relatively new member I wonder whether you could buy a spare/repairs Omega and pinch the fuel pump from that car. I don't have the experience of the long termer on here and they could advise whether the fuel pump is coded to the car or not, their is a car near Goole on ebay (it isn't my car btw) which has a blown turbo, perhaps you could raid the pump from that? Seems a shame to have to get rid of the big beast given a known (albeit expensive) issue.

ebay ref 281201630723

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Re: 2.2 dti fuel pump
« Reply #4 on: 06 November 2013, 18:59:52 »
Didn't someone come up with a fix for the diesel pump ????
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Re: 2.2 dti fuel pump
« Reply #5 on: 08 November 2013, 21:18:55 »
Is the EML light on? If so, have you had the codes read?
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