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1.9 diesel fuel pump not working advice needed.

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Hi guys,

I’m after some help & advice.

I’m looking at buying a none running 1.9 diesel. The car was previously running but ran out of diesel one day but ever since has been unable to start. The guy has taken it to a local mechanic who has diagnosed a faulty injector fuel pump. So the guy has it up for sale.

My question is what’s the best way to approach this, should I replace with a secondhand unit or recondition the current unit and what would the cost be?

What guides are there out there to fault diagnose the issue?

Any advice would be appreciated

Rob

Depends on what pump it is. You used to be able to get pumps recon reasonabley cheaply but cost these days can be as much as a new one. Reckon anything between £200-£800 or above depending on whats wrong. Wonder if as it ran out of diesel did it suck up crud/water and filters are blocked? Some pumps have a fine gauze at fuel inlet. Not sure what car it is or engine but it may have an intank filter as well. Worth checking and replacing all filters first.

Alasdair

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