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Re: Fuel pump

Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2013 12:26 pm
by casalingua
Hi: It´s 152543. I got that number from the mechanic and it´s listed on the part for sale. I am awaiting the arrival of the item now. Breath is baited.

Re: Fuel pump

Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2013 12:59 pm
by citronut
here is price of that part No. from citroen

Part Number Description Quantity Price excl. VAT Price incl. VAT Total incl. VAT Selection
0000152543 GAUGE WITH PUMP 151.71 GBP 182.05 GBP 182.05 GBP

so sounds tome someone was trying to rop you off and added around £100 quid to the price they are/were selling to you at,

this is the gauge and pump in one unit with the part No. you posted above

regards malcolm

Re: Fuel pump

Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2013 1:09 pm
by casalingua
That price is pretty much what Citroen France wanted and is in line with the one from my mechanic. I´ve ordered one for £21, new. Time will tell whether it´s too good to be true.

Re: Fuel pump

Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2013 1:28 pm
by citronut
i just did a goooogly search with that part No.,
and t seems to me its a bit like the ford fiest in tank pump/sender unit,

i replaced one of these on a fiesta for one of my customers a while ago,

in my search for the fiesta pump the complete unit was going to cost around £220, but i discovered you can buy just the pump on its own, with this car the pump cost about £60, on doing the job i had to remove the pump/sender unit, drill a pop rivet out that held the pump to the sender, fit new pump, re/rivet and re/assemble,

this might be why/how you have found the new pump so cheap

regards malcolm

Re: Fuel pump

Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2013 1:47 pm
by casalingua
I am hoping there is no catch to this. The mechanic has sent back the Citroen part and I don´t think he likes doing work that is particularly creative. That´s not unusual for around here. The more time goes by the more nervous I become that this won´t work out and I´ll have to go through the whole messy process from scratch.

Re: Fuel pump

Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2013 1:48 pm
by casalingua
This site claims €265 for the part: http://www.autospark.eu/fuel-liquid-pum ... 2109-sidat

Re: Fuel pump

Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 10:08 am
by citronut
i wouldnt worry unduly as the fiesta one i did was very easy once a had overcome the rusty/seized bolts holding the tank up,

removing the pump from the sender was just one pop rivet and a hose clamp,

it realy was that simple,

can you post a picy of the pump/listing of the one you have bought,

regards malcolm

Re: Fuel pump

Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 1:29 pm
by casalingua
I haven´t got the goods yet so I can´t offer a photo.
Partsland Classics is quoting £100 for a non-Citroen part and £182 for a Citroen part.
The difference between the price I´ve paid for the part (luckily just £18) and the next cheapest is still pretty big. I wonder what I will be sent in the post!

R

Re: Fuel pump

Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 2:04 pm
by xmexclusive
I suspect that what you have bought is similar to ebay item 140912062602.
I have bought XM bits from these people and was pleased with the items (gas struts).
The pump will need to be fitted to your existing sender and your mechanic may not like doing that job.
If you get problems the full sender is available secondhand on ebay.
171170239258 currently £10 plus p&p.
390697844540 currently £17.50 plus p&p.
Both sellers are members on here and one travels regularly to Europe for work.

John

Re: Fuel pump

Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 6:47 pm
by casalingua
Here is the pump, still in its packaging. The device is Polish. Fiat have a plant in Poland and I know some Fiats use these parts so I suppose it´s a generic version of the Fiat pump which is the same as the Citroen one.