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RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - Dum-Dum - 08-07-2012 Short attention span lol RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - Dum-Dum - 10-07-2012 The VE cant be fixed as we cant get the parts. I dont want the car if i cant have a VE so its for sale. £650 see the FS section RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - Dave - 10-07-2012 Whats up with the VE? RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - darrenjlobb - 11-07-2012 Vane pumps shot and its scored up the front housing pretty bad (hence pumps not pumping fuel) could put a second hand one in it, but its never gunna make pressure right because of how scored it is... and the housing is rare as fook as its one of the 2 lug mount ones.... RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - C.A.R. - 11-07-2012 Boxster is a good shout mate. Go for an early one, in a popular colour. Silver with red interior (as per the original Boxster concept car) would be your best bet. Those cars are likely to only hold their value so buy it and run it for a year and sell it on at virtually the same price. Excellent cars too, far better than any hatchback. Just don't modify it. RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - Midnightclub - 12-07-2012 Surely the VE you have isn't the ONLY pump that could work/be bodged on? Could you modify something similar off one of the mech pump mercs? RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - mark_airey - 12-07-2012 (12-07-2012, 08:05 AM)Midnightclub Wrote: Surely the VE you have isn't the ONLY pump that could work/be bodged on? Could you modify something similar off one of the mech pump mercs? It has a silly 2 lug mounting on the nose of the pump that are rare as fook IIRC Danny and its part of the case casting ![]() RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - Dum-Dum - 12-07-2012 Yeah, what mark said. These pumps are rare as rocking horse shit and there is nothing close enough to fit. Re: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - samass - 12-07-2012 Surely youd think of an epic way to pikey it on? Araldite? Gaffa tape? Cable ties? Hammer and nails? RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - Dum-Dum - 12-07-2012 Nah it wouldnt like it. RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - Midnightclub - 12-07-2012 Whats the pump case made from...? RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - mark_airey - 12-07-2012 (12-07-2012, 10:37 AM)Midnightclub Wrote: Whats the pump case made from...? Aluminium Alloy shite AFAIK RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - Dum-Dum - 12-07-2012 metal RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - Midnightclub - 12-07-2012 Ah ok mark.. something which can't be 'welded' i'm guessing? No shit chris ![]() RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - mark_airey - 12-07-2012 (12-07-2012, 11:05 AM)Midnightclub Wrote: Ah ok mark.. something which can't be 'welded' i'm guessing? It could be welded, but only really to something made from the same shite, but thats not really going to help ![]() RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - Midnightclub - 12-07-2012 Unless you were to weld the piece that is uber rare to a different similar pump? Probably not actually do able but just a thought RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - darrenjlobb - 12-07-2012 Let me explain the issue... ALL bosch VE injection pumps have a vane style low pressure pump in the front nose, for lifting fuel into the pump body, and holding the correct regulated pressure inside the VE housing to work the advance system...this pump is a hardended steel pump, in a steel ring housing, the back side of the rotor / vanes however, run against the ally ve case housing...what has happened, which is fairly common, is the vane pump is worn / totally shot (teflon coating gone, scored steel on steel) which I can normally get around by replacing just the pump, but this is so far gone, A totally new one was really the only option as it has scored the hell out of the casing itself (only ally).....this again normally isnt an issue, as casings are everywhere, but these BMW pumps run a strange nose / bolt hole design, which are acaully pretty damn rare / expensive, and as ive just found out, can no longer be purchased new... That is the issue...I could put a second pump back in, and it might work for a bit, but meh, its a lash, and Chris said hes got overheating / rust issues, so isnt that keen anyway I dont think... RE: Dum-Dums 325 TDS Touring - lewisdmz - 12-07-2012 Another one bites the dust... |