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Cassandra
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yesterday my car couldn't start. not no batt but the "fuel pump" spoiled. my mechanic tried to source for a second hand but couldn't find. later he came back with one, smaller.

 

My question is, will a smaller fuel pump effect anything?it is only slightly smaller...

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"a smaller fuel pump"

 

Hi! there, Cassandra,

 

It's not the size that counts, as long as it's pumping out the correct pressure to the fuel line.

 

There're alot of after-market fuel pumps, so it shouldn't be a problem getting a replacement.

 

Rgds

 

Paul Yong

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The size doesnt matter, you need to know whats the capacity (in term of: gallon per hour or lit per hour) of your original fuel pump and compare with the smaller one. If the capacity is slighly smaller, its still acceptable.

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Is yr car having Electronic fuel injection system ? For EFI system you have to get your mechanic to source one that meet the original pump minimum specifications. Forget about using a unit from the scrap yard as the condition is questionable - not worth the time and money.

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thank you all.after a week drive, i found the power to be the same, but seems to consume less petrol...could the old one be faulty that's one it has been consuming so much petrol?

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