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by simon8201 - 09/09/26 01:46 PM
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by Joske Vermeule, September 1
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As well as the rubber fuel lines you might consider the internal seals of your pump and carb. I had a 1993 4/4 and the pump failed. While replacing it I changed the rubber hoses with resistant ones and fitted a filter to protect the new pump that was E10 compliant. The pump had failed due to some bits of muck getting in from the tank. I cut it open to inspect it! I checked the tank and it was fine but flushed it out. I found bits of some material/dirt in the flushed petrol. Hence the extra filter. I replaced the main filter under the bonnet. The car had efi but I didn’t do anything forward of the filter to the injectors or pressure regulator. I cut open the original hoses to see if there was deterioration but they looked ok. I would definitely consider upgrading the fuel system using new pipes and service kits with resistant seals. It is future proofing while you can access the parts easily.
Plus Four MY23 Furka Rouge
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