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Is it price or if a non standard engine is fitted a larger pumping capacity is needed when accelerating or pulling away?
Dont think its price as the guy concerned got it from a well known local motor factor Bennetts and I have also seen them in the other parts places, its probably down to mark/up and so called availability, but our 3 times bad luck owner actually paid less at our branch rally for the genuine item than the copy/pattern one.
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salty_monk wrote:Yes, myself & Ray were talking about that last night... I bet it's just a more common one that is stocked under a major suppliers list at most motor factors....
The old guy I got ours off didn't have a clue about the specialists like Bull Motif so that may explain it...
Probably is just that. Fuel pump packs up - off to local motor factor, which I suppose is what most of us would do if the genuine article and Minor parts specialists were not known about.
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Kevin wrote:
Is it price or if a non standard engine is fitted a larger pumping capacity is needed when accelerating or pulling away?
but our 3 times bad luck owner actually paid less at our branch rally for the genuine item than the copy/pattern one.
Sadly true in lots of instances. (paying more for the copy/pattern part)
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Post by s.richardson »

ello lads ,this one is a hardi ,allready on car wen i bought it ,cleaned points and drowned it al in wd40,seems ok ,cheers steve
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this one is hardi
Good job it is then :wink:
Just like Saltys old one
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 91847&rd=1
If you look at the base you can see where there is a section missing when compared to the SU
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