Andre

how many psi is the stock 86 fuel pump on a 44 good for? does anyone know?or can anyone check it out in the shop manuals?

Thanks

Dave in Chicago

Not sure if this helps...

Electric fuel pump delivery rate: at least 850 cc / 30 sec.

Fuel pressure (engine stopped)
Fuel pump bridged: 2.5 +/- 0.2 bar
Idle speed value: approx. 2 bar

Leak test:
Min. pressure after 20 minutes: 1 bar

Hope this is what you were looking for.

Dave in Chicago

Oops. Add one more flavor for later cars.

Fuel pressure (measured ahead of the catalytic converter and with the Lambda sensor plug disconnected): 750 cc/ 30 sec.

nine-44

I'm not sure on the flow#s, but PET shows different part #s for the NA and turbo pumps. I wasn't going to trust a 15 year old pump that MIGHT be up to the job in new condition. I plan to mod, so I just went to the BIG Lindsey pump.

Andre

thats what i was going to do andy but i'm going over my budget, and time limit so i think i'll get an air/fuel gauge as the 2nd one in the pod, i was wondering what to get anyways. Thanks, that helps dave

toddk911

What is the psi and cost of the lindsey pump??

Anyone know of any OEM fuel pumps that are about 60psi or higher??? I don;t care what year make or model, just high psi and good cost.

nine-44

I got the Lindsey BIG pump, I think it was about 160 bucks. I haven't run it yet. I'm also not too sure what the #s were for it, but it'll support more than the engine will, atleast stock.

clouddomino

Will the Lindsey pump run on NA 44's? And you wouldn't happen to know what the flow rate is(gph) would you?

Andre

yes it will work on an`NA. why do you want it on an na though?

Mark Parker

The fuel pumps from the Continuous Injection Sytem VWs of the early to mid eighties were rated at @ 90psi, and are Bosch of very similar design.

tod84944

I have a pump off of a 86 951 that I need to sell, if anyone is interested.
toddandcharity@peoplepc.com