Danny
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Oct 15, 2015 19:36:39 GMT
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As above i don't mind if its internal or external as long as it works ok
Thanks
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Wilk
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Oct 15, 2015 20:17:25 GMT
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Sorry not got a pump for you but my own pump gave up the ghost. I priced up a replacement at around £35
In the end I bought a complete new tank with pump and years warranty for same money
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If it can be fixed with a hammer, then it must be an electrical fault
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Danny
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Oct 15, 2015 20:35:49 GMT
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Sorry not got a pump for you but my own pump gave up the ghost. I priced up a replacement at around £35 In the end I bought a complete new tank with pump and years warranty for same money Ok i just cant seem to find one, where did you see one for £35? I have a tank built in to my garage worktop so don't want another tank, ive been using vauxhall fuel pumps with jizer but i fed up with keep replacing them when they give up. Thanks |
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Wilk
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If it can be fixed with a hammer, then it must be an electrical fault
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Danny
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Oct 16, 2015 19:53:32 GMT
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Ok thanks i might just buy one of those take the pump off.
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Wilk
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Oct 16, 2015 20:35:04 GMT
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I believe it's the jizer that's causing your probs. it did the same on mine. Over time it melts the plastic components of the pump.
I'm trying some stuff that's supposed to be for parts tanks this time around. Only had it a couple of months so don't know if it's a sucess
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If it can be fixed with a hammer, then it must be an electrical fault
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Danny
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Oct 16, 2015 20:50:20 GMT
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Before the jizer i was using machine marts own brand on a Astra fuel pump but that died after a few weeks, i then fitted another fuel pump this time using jizer and that lasted about 10 minuets! i wasn't impressed.
So did your give up with jizer then?
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Wilk
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Oct 16, 2015 21:00:04 GMT
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Yes the first one was used with jizer and melted the pump.
Hopefully the replacement and different solution will last a lot longer
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If it can be fixed with a hammer, then it must be an electrical fault
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Danny
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Oct 16, 2015 21:15:06 GMT
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Ok I'm going to chang the jizer for something else i think, can you let me know how you get on please
Going to use the jizer for larger items i can clean on the floor instead
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Oct 18, 2015 20:51:19 GMT
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Jizer shouldn't melt the pump, most were designed for that sort of thing. It's usually continued use of petrol or thinners etc that wreck the impellors and take the pump out.
Have you tried Machine Mart or Safety Kleen?
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Corsa Apology Champion 2014.
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Wilk
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Oct 18, 2015 21:10:03 GMT
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I initially used. Jizer. I used a plastic handled brush to help clean the dirt off and left it on the internal shelf. When I came to use it again it was a melted mess with no structure. The pimp gave out soon after. It was the internals of the pump that died not the ext casing
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If it can be fixed with a hammer, then it must be an electrical fault
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