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MERCEDES M-CLASS
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VAUXHALL MOKKA TECH LINE CDTI S/S
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KIA CEED CRDI 2 ISG
| 2018
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TOYOTA AVENSIS D-4D BUSINESS EDITION
| 2017
| MK3 FL (T270) (A2V)
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MERCEDES M-CLASS ML300 CDI BLUEEFFICIENCY SPORT
| 2009
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VOLKSWAGEN POLO MATCH TDI
| 2011
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CITROEN C4 VTR PLUS HDI
| 2007
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LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER EVOQUE SD4 PURE TECH
| 2013
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Latest Fuel Pump Prices
| KIA CEED CRDI 2 ISG | MK3 (CD) | 2018
Fuel Pump (Diesel) | £285.00
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| TOYOTA AVENSIS D-4D BUSINESS EDITION | MK3 FL (T270) (A2V) | 2009
Fuel Pump (In Tank) (Diesel) | £60.00
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| MERCEDES M-CLASS ML300 CDI BLUEEFFICIENCY SPORT | W164 (FL) | 2005–11
Fuel Pump (Diesel) | £114.00
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| CITROEN C4 PICASSO BLUEHDI EXCLUSIVE EAT6 | MK2 (B78) | 2013
Fuel Pump (In Tank) | £100.00
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| VOLKSWAGEN POLO MATCH TDI | MK5 (6R) | 2009
Fuel Pump (Diesel) | £36.00
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| VOLKSWAGEN GOLF BLUEMOTION SE TDI | MK6 (A6) (5K) | 2008–16
Fuel Pump (Diesel) | £40.00
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| CITROEN C4 VTR PLUS HDI | MK1 (B5) | 2004–10
Fuel Pump (Diesel) | £65.00
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| LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER EVOQUE SD4 PURE TECH | MK1 (L538) (LV) | 2010–18
Fuel Pump (In Tank) (Diesel) | £60.00
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Buying Fuel Pumps Online
BreakerLink can help to supply all the parts that you need for your car including new and used fuel pumps for any make including Hyundai, Suzuki, Citroen and Ford. When you choose to use our FREE online search engine you can search for a replacement fuel pump for your particular make and model of car, all you have to do is simply type in your make and model and add the word 'fuel pump' into the parts search box and we will do all of the hard work for you, absolutely FREE. We search 100s of quality breaker yards both within the UK and Ireland to find the exact part that you need.
Electrical fuel pumps are the most common while cars that predate the 1970 will most likely have mechanical fuel pumps. The mechanical pump is usually attached to the engine block and works by way of a diaphragm to increase and decrease fuel consumption. If the fuel pump is damaged then the engine will not work correctly. BreakerLink can help to source all makes and models of fuel pumps so add your details now and let us search for you. If you are looking for a petrol or diesel fuel pump you may also require associated parts such as a fuel injector, fuel tank or cylinder head.
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Fuel Injection Pump replacement
Electrical fuel pumps are the most commonly used on the road at the moment. Those who have older cars, pre-1970, may have mechanical fuel pumps. The mechanical pump can usually be found attached to the engine block and it works by increasing and decreasing the fuel by way of a diaphragm. The pump is known as a positive displacement pump, which works similarly to a piston pump. Valves at either end ensure that the fuel only pumps one way and does not flow back. Mechanical fuel pumps were replaced with fuel injection units that work better at higher pressures.
If the fuel is not pumped into the engine correctly then the vehicle will not work as it should, it may not start at all or it could stall often. A regular service of the vehicle will ensure that the fuel system is working and if parts need replacing it can be done then, reducing the risk that the car will fail while driving.
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