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Re: fuel pump points

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Sorry, mis-read BMC's post, I do the pump reconditioning for MMOC at the moment.

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Re: fuel pump points

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So do, would you refurb the Hardi ones at all?
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Re: fuel pump points

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I have done Hardi pumps before, but as I said earlier, I don't think you can get the points for them. I had about half a dozen that had been chopped in - in exchange for recon SU pumps. I was going to bin them but when I dismantled a few I found that they were mostly restorable. I think about 50% of them had a bit of life left in the points and were re-usable. If you are stuck, you could send me your old one and Ill see if I can squeeze a bit more life out of it for you. PM if you are interested.

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Re: fuel pump points

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bmcecosse wrote:Dunno where you would get spares for a Hardi - and several folks have reported failures with the 'electronic' SU pump - but of course the points versions only seem to last 40 years or so.... :cry:
Intersting. I recently bought one for my Wolseley Six. Admittedly I didn't research it extensively, but from the little research I did do, I didn't find any reports on line of them failing. Time will tell in my case.
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Re: fuel pump points

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I have a Hardi pump on my car since 2007 and 16,000 miles on there are no issues with it.
I did refurbish the old SU as a spare.
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Re: fuel pump points

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Well after much help and advice from folks on here I decided to buy a brand spanking new SU pump late Monday evening online and hey presto it was delivered to me on Wednesday morning and by 09.30 today,[ Thursday]. In less than 10 minutes it was on and my tourer and i was tootling around the town again. :D Thanks again to all concerned for the info , help and advice. Now what do I do with a dodgy Hardi pump??? :o
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Re: fuel pump points

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Either fix it - or bin it.... Your SU should be fine for 40 years....
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Re: fuel pump points

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40 years, that's reassuring and good to know, I might take a look at the Hardi and fiddle with it now I know I got a good un under the bonnet. :D
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Re: fuel pump points

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And then what - refit it ?? No use carrying around a spare pump that you are not SURE about!
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Re: fuel pump points

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True very true, in the recycling bin it goes then !
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Re: fuel pump points

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Donate it to 'moggalot' - he may be able to fix it for the MMOC spares dept... :D
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Re: fuel pump points

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I'm up for that, don't bin it - in my experience, it is probably salvageable.

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