NA vs Turbo fuel Pumps??

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ashley
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NA vs Turbo fuel Pumps??

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Just getting ready to mock up my fuel tank and I'm checking the pumps I've got, the one on the left came out of my rev3 G limited, and the darker one came out of my rev3 GTS:

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Turbo pump (part no 195130 - 0700):

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NA Pump (part no 195130 - 0800):

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Question: is this a standard turbo pump??
ashley
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Re: NA vs Turbo fuel Pumps??

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Anyone?
vtecpower
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Re: NA vs Turbo fuel Pumps??

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being a denso make i would guess yes
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Re: NA vs Turbo fuel Pumps??

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0700 is N/A pump.

0800 is Turbo pump.

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ashley
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Re: NA vs Turbo fuel Pumps??

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Cheers Peter - 0700 confirmed as a standard turbo fuel pump :thumleft:
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Re: NA vs Turbo fuel Pumps??

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Peter Gidden - SBITS wrote:0700 is N/A pump.

0800 is Turbo pump.

:thumleft:


Thanks Peter tells me the fuel pump in the garage is a turbo pump :thumleft:
RyanRs wrote:
Skywalker wrote:explain how the coolant leaves the expansion tank and goes back into the coolant system?


Seriously , you don't know the answer to this? and you call yourself a car mechanic :shock:
ashley
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Re: NA vs Turbo fuel Pumps??

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madbasshunter wrote:
Peter Gidden - SBITS wrote:0700 is N/A pump.

0800 is Turbo pump.

:thumleft:


Thanks Peter tells me the fuel pump in the garage is a turbo pump :thumleft:


Careful mate...Peter may have got his part numbers mixed up there :whistle:

0700 = Turbo pump
0800 = NA pump

Turbo pump is a bit smaller, and is the darker coloured one :thumleft:
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Re: NA vs Turbo fuel Pumps??

Post by madbasshunter »

Seller assured me that the rev3 had a turbo pump fitted :roll: and I removed it when I dropped the engine
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All I know is it's an 0800 :whistle:
RyanRs wrote:
Skywalker wrote:explain how the coolant leaves the expansion tank and goes back into the coolant system?


Seriously , you don't know the answer to this? and you call yourself a car mechanic :shock:
ashley
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Re: NA vs Turbo fuel Pumps??

Post by ashley »

That, my friend, looks like an NA pump :silent:

FWIW I did double check with Peter, it was late at night and he mixed the two part numbers up.
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Re: NA vs Turbo fuel Pumps??

Post by madbasshunter »

So James lied to me again ](*,)
Glad I didn't drop the tank and fit it :?
RyanRs wrote:
Skywalker wrote:explain how the coolant leaves the expansion tank and goes back into the coolant system?


Seriously , you don't know the answer to this? and you call yourself a car mechanic :shock:
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