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I have oil coming out of a 3 mm tube on the side of the fuel pump. Any clues
Its a sj70 1.3 standard machine
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fuel pump issue
The fuel pump is shagged one of the diaphragms has ruptured and instead of fuel going into your oil the oil is coming out of the overflow. Time to buy a new pump the engine driven pump is the best i have experimented with eleccy ones and they are noisy.
More Suzuki parts going to the big Suzuki Heaven in the sky!
X2. I've seen lots of sierras with failing fuel pumps - they are just getting to "that" age.
PS buy a genuine pump. They are kinda expensive, (about $130) but apparently according to a Suzuki specialist I know who regularly uses non genuine parts, the genuine pump is the only way to go.
Steve.
PS buy a genuine pump. They are kinda expensive, (about $130) but apparently according to a Suzuki specialist I know who regularly uses non genuine parts, the genuine pump is the only way to go.
Steve.
[quote="greg"] some say he is a man without happy dreams, or that he sees silver linings on clouds and wonders why they are not platinum... all we know, is he's called the stevie.[/quote]
The oil seal is gone in the fuel pump.
Like others have said buy a genuine one, and make sure IT IS genuine Suzuki.
I know some other makes have been selling non- gen as their own and alot of pumps being sold have way too much fuel pressure causing the carby to flood.
Give your spare parts shop a call and see if they sell a "Goss" brand fuel pump repair kit, they are not real exspensive and repairing your original pump might be the better option.
Like others have said buy a genuine one, and make sure IT IS genuine Suzuki.
I know some other makes have been selling non- gen as their own and alot of pumps being sold have way too much fuel pressure causing the carby to flood.
Give your spare parts shop a call and see if they sell a "Goss" brand fuel pump repair kit, they are not real exspensive and repairing your original pump might be the better option.
X lots. They are pressed together and peened over in the factory.Kitika wrote:I don't think you can repair the zook pumps as they are a sealed unit.
I've never heard of a rebuild kit for a sierra fuel pump. I think it would come with a large hammer to smash the old one apart.
Steve.
[quote="greg"] some say he is a man without happy dreams, or that he sees silver linings on clouds and wonders why they are not platinum... all we know, is he's called the stevie.[/quote]
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