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Old 27-10-2006, 07:55 PM
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or get a walbro direct fit and better than BOSCH that will mess around fitting and pumping ..
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Old 27-10-2006, 07:57 PM
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or get a walbro direct fit and better than BOSCH that will mess around fitting and pumping ..
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righto...
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Old 27-10-2006, 08:02 PM
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Well if you dont beleive me take out your 040 thats no good and stick one of these in it.. I garente you no worries at all if you shop from the right person that is...
I shouldnt say this but look who is loughing
Had a BOSCH 044 but as soon they said the sock i new had to get ride off it.
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Old 27-10-2006, 08:06 PM
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Walbro is okay... but from what I keep hearing, they have long term reliability issues.
Personally I think the extra effort required to fit a bosch pump is well worth it.

German Quality!!!! (made in the Czech republic )
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Old 27-10-2006, 08:10 PM
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Walbro is okay... but from what I keep hearing, they have long term reliability issues.
Personally I think the extra effort required to fit a bosch pump is well worth it.

German Quality!!!! (made in the Czech republic )
No issues yet but if that is if something goes wrong then ill post it up for sure mate.Was fitted on the 10/7/06 WALBRO 500 hp pump.
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Old 27-10-2006, 08:32 PM
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Sweet thanks guys helped me out heaps

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the pump in those pics is a 910..with an 044 you have to cut more off the pickup as it needs a threaded fitting below.
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Andy is right....044 needs threaded fittings either side, 984 needs threaded fitting on the output side, and a 910 needs no threaded fittings because its barbed.

Those photos are great, thanks Mister Two...

Bosch pump shits all over Walbro, hands down...dont ever let anyone tell you ANY different. Ask me how I know, my Walbro left me stranded in the hills, and on the side of Roe Hwy in a 2nd incident on the same day. Few people with similar issues, and please dont get me started on the whole Walbro saga on NASIOC forums.

I sell Bosch pumps, but I have no problem with anyone here buying them from eBay to save a few dollars.

P.S. DO NOT TRY AND FIT AN 040 IN A SUBARU. THEY DO NOT WORK CORRECTLY. If you want a Bosch pump, get a standard body Bosch pump with proper inlet and outlets, not an open bottom Bosch pump.
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Old 28-10-2006, 09:26 AM
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P.S. DO NOT TRY AND FIT AN 040 IN A SUBARU. THEY DO NOT WORK CORRECTLY. If you want a Bosch pump, get a standard body Bosch pump with proper inlet and outlets, not an open bottom Bosch pump.

Yeah this is what i have found out
But you live in learn and i think ive learnt an absolute shit load in the past 24hrs about fuel pumps.
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