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Arno

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Beugen, Netherlands

7th Aug, 2004 at 10:28:36pm

The high pressure fuel pumps seem to seize when stored for a longer periode. It can be repaired.
So, bend away the folded aluminium and gently pull out the internals, take it all apart whilst memorizing the sequence.
Prob. you will find some old fuelgum in the pump section, clean it, assemble it in the same way but backwards.
Be aware that all seals are in and that they are up for the job.
Today I did mine this way and it is now fully operational. just do it, it was not working anyway, nothing to loose
*smiley*

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Near Lincoln

8th Aug, 2004 at 09:04:25am

yeah i got something in mine, bit of rubber hosing believe it or not!!

took it out and away it went *smiley*

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8th Aug, 2004 at 11:27:24am

good tip!

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17th Aug, 2004 at 11:13:31pm

I'm having trouble pulling out the internals..... Help!

Arno

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18th Aug, 2004 at 08:14:23am

try to push gently from the other side with a round 8mm bar


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