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Do you want to come do the fuel pump in my Skyline Duncan? It'll be a pleasure for you, as the middle of winter is still about 19c in the middle of the day, and the fuel tank is bone dry... 😛 -
By joshuaho96 · Posted
Presumably yes, but who knows what it'll take to collect on that. -
BTW, don't forget to make sure your fuel tank is full before attempting any work on the fuel system. Ideally in the middle of winter when the fuel is about 5o as well. -
No, it is still quiet enough with the interior in place, no worse than factory (I think, its been a while....) Modern pumps are pretty quiet compared to the old school 040 etc which run loader than the motor
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I don't know, but Nissan often supersede parts with other parts that are compatible. Using your VIN you can check here: https://www.amayama.com/en/genuine-catalogs/nissan Otherwise, if it is not an official supersession but physically fits you would need a bit of luck for someone to post their experience, or just send it (ie, if it bolts in the right place, has the right pulley or you can change the right pulley on, and the outlets are in the right place, just use it) Finally...unless your current pump has internal damage, you should be able to get it rebuilt (new bearings and seals) by any half decent mechanic; bearings and seals are readily available
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