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850 T5 - Running issues post fuel-pump replacement

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Pinch the return line of FPR while testing the fuel pressure on the rail.
If fuel pressure rises it is not the pump.
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Post by Cookeh »

Thanks Misha, got a pair of pliers on it and squeezed progressively until it was practically closed. No pressure rise.

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At this point....the fuel pump is faulty.
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Pulled the Walbro out before giving it the two fingered salute, and stuck a Bosch in. All works perfectly now, nice to see Made in the USA still carries the same heft it used to. It is borderline infuriating that I spent a over a week of evenings trialing everything bar the pump, only to find out its DoA. Makes the £20 premium for the Bosch seem entirely insignificant now.

Thanks for the help, all.

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I hope I don't jinx myself by saying that I've gotten about 7 years of service out of my Walbro and that last week I measured it delivering 42 PSI.

Where was the Bosch pump made?

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Pulled the Walbro out before giving it the two fingered salute,
Cultural translation for the colonies. That’s a peace sign turned around , with the palm facing towards you.

The American translation is the same thing with the index finger folded down

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850oldschool wrote: 07 May 2021, 16:27 I hope I don't jinx myself by saying that I've gotten about 7 years of service out of my Walbro and that last week I measured it delivering 42 PSI.

Where was the Bosch pump made?
I too hope you arent jinxed too! I certainly seem to attract more than my fair share of bad luck with these things, in fairness. Bosch was made in Ger.

Thank you, abscate, for the translation :mrgreen:

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