Fuel pump replacing
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cocAIn, First, welcome to the forum!
You didn't specify if you have a diesel or a petrol engine. I have a Factory Service Manual, but it is almost all pictures of how to remove components, with very little narrative. I've never seen a manual like this one, must be a British thing
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There are TWO fuel pumps on a Evoque. The high pressure pump is mounted to the engine, and the low pressure pump is in the fuel tank.
From the manual for a 2.0 liter Petrol Engine:
"The high-pressure pump is mechanically driven by the camshaft via a plunger. During the downward stroke of the pump
piston, fuel is delivered to the cylinder at a pressure supplied by the fuel tank mounted low pressure fuel pump. On the
upward stroke of the piston the fuel in the cylinder is compressed. If the pressure from the pump exceeds the pressure in
the fuel rail the fuel is delivered into the fuel rail via the high pressure outlet and a pipe."
Are you sure it is the low pressure pump that is your problem? It looks from the pictures in the manual, you have to remove the fuel tank to get at the pump.
The manual I have is in PDF format, so I can't cut and paste the pictures into a post.
You didn't specify if you have a diesel or a petrol engine. I have a Factory Service Manual, but it is almost all pictures of how to remove components, with very little narrative. I've never seen a manual like this one, must be a British thing
.There are TWO fuel pumps on a Evoque. The high pressure pump is mounted to the engine, and the low pressure pump is in the fuel tank.
From the manual for a 2.0 liter Petrol Engine:
"The high-pressure pump is mechanically driven by the camshaft via a plunger. During the downward stroke of the pump
piston, fuel is delivered to the cylinder at a pressure supplied by the fuel tank mounted low pressure fuel pump. On the
upward stroke of the piston the fuel in the cylinder is compressed. If the pressure from the pump exceeds the pressure in
the fuel rail the fuel is delivered into the fuel rail via the high pressure outlet and a pipe."
Are you sure it is the low pressure pump that is your problem? It looks from the pictures in the manual, you have to remove the fuel tank to get at the pump.
The manual I have is in PDF format, so I can't cut and paste the pictures into a post.
Can anyone send a Dropbox share link to this PDF manual service?! Please.The PDF manual is way too big to e-mail. I sent you an e-mail with several pictures, and what verbiage there is about the high and low pressure fuel pumps. Afraid the best I can do, hope it helps
Edit: E-mail sent and looks like it was successful.
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So I took it in yesterday and got it back this morning. The Fuel Pressure sensor was bad and was replaced. They also found that one of the spark plugs was miss firing. I replaced the plugs at 50k and am now at 87k. The tech indicated that the Autolite plugs that I used were not the best choice and he put in an NGK. I suppose that I'll change out the other three to NGK. BTW the sensor was $190 at the dealer here in East Tennessee.
I have sent you an e-mail with the same info as referenced above.
high pressure fuel pump
who has the best price and availability on this pump every place I called they are not in stock and dealer wants $600 for it
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Hi Can you send the manual for the fuel system? much appreciated! thanks thanks !
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Can you send the manual for the fuel system? much appreciated! thanks thanks !
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Hi Sir,
Can you send the manual for the fuel system? much appreciated! thanks thanks !
[email protected]
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