fuel pump
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Trikky2
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Replace or repair - its your choice.
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When the pump is fixed then change the oil because it sounds like your oil is diluted with petrol.
Better not to use the vehicle till its fixed.
One of the many places selling the parts http://www.justkampers.com/shop/type_2_bay/type-2-bay-original-vehicle-parts/engine/fuel-system-filters" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Search a bit on the net for more retailers.
When the pump is fixed then change the oil because it sounds like your oil is diluted with petrol.
Better not to use the vehicle till its fixed.
froggy
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Its cheap enough just to buy a new pump.
I had a OG VW pump on mine that leaked like a seive on the way back from cornwall last year and after looking around to find the correct gasket set i just fitted a sealed unit pump. 10 mins and your up and away again.
But as said change the oil 1st, then also change it again in about a 100 miles or so just to be sure. I would rather run it and change the oil than be tempted to use a flushing agent
I had a OG VW pump on mine that leaked like a seive on the way back from cornwall last year and after looking around to find the correct gasket set i just fitted a sealed unit pump. 10 mins and your up and away again.
But as said change the oil 1st, then also change it again in about a 100 miles or so just to be sure. I would rather run it and change the oil than be tempted to use a flushing agent
