Owner reviews for fuel pump

I’ve put a Delphi pump in a Firebird and one in a Fox Body and they’re great

I ended up buying a quantum pump. It’s been good to me for the last 4 months I had it. Easy installation and it comes with the screen.

I used this one for my 02/1996 xj. The Delphi pump it comes with died after 2 weeks so I swapped it with a Bosch pump. It’s been working no problem for 2 years now

I installed the VDO unit and the Bosch main pump. Didn't skimp out anywhere when it came to the fuel system...

Another suggestions though I will admit not ideal you can get fuel surge tanks for very cheap on Smeebay load it up with a Bosch pump and they can work for some engines depending on your fuel pressure and flow needs. I have gone this route before before I could get my hands on a Mk3 fuel tank with the intank pump setup, however I will say without the proper isolation between the surge tank and chassis the noise from the pump can be annoying. At the end of the day the surge tank didnt leak and worked well for about a year before I scored 2 Mk3 tanks for my projects.

If this pump wasn\u2019t leaking, I doubt it would have run properly. Some parts weren\u2019t moving freely.\u2026 the governor collar needed to be pried off, lubed, and exercised to slide normally. Advance piston was also frozen.

That’s Switzerland right? Because I was quoted 1600€ when my fuel pump broke in Switzerland. We let the car out of the Mazda dealership and got back with a friend a couple of days after. 15’ minutes of work to change it with a high flow one and lots of laughs while the dealership mechanics where looking at us. 200€ brand new…

I recently installed a Bosch 040 fuel pump (which is relayed). Now prior to when I start the car I have about 12.7v, once it starts It sits at around 11.9v because he alternator doesn't kick on.

I personally wish I went with a non walboro option for what it's worth. Just annoying loud on low tank.

I've had really good luck with VDO. Do not get Vemo. You will be doing that often.