Really appreciate your help!
I'm guessing the top part I re use? (the part that seals to the top of the tank with both pipes on and electrical connector)
Okay, gents appreciate your help but can you tell me what I need to order for example:
1. Fuel Sender
2. VDO (guessing this is the housing that screws in to the bottom of the tank)
3. Fuel Pump
Guessing I just bin the original or add to the pile spare or broken bits!
Thank you
Please help me, I'm ready to give up on her
Trying to get a Fuel pump for my 1993 Corrado Vr6
Waited 5 months from Vw Heritage Parts and its a different part!
Looking to get just the silver pump element to fit in the original VW housing as the level sensor works well with no issues
Appreciate Vr6 needs to be a 4 bar pump, does anyone know what I'm talking about and can you help?
On Image "pump" it shows what I keep getting sent, the other images are the original pump.
Thanks
Hi,
I've finished a re paint on my 93 VR and I need Driver & Passenger exterior window scraper seal
Does anyone have any solutions for me, no parts available and the Vortex recommended Ford Cougar seals but these are obsolete also 😞
Your help would be appreciated?
Thanks Craig.
Hi,
I have recently acquired a Corrado VR6 1993
Question the rear badging is as follows CORRADO in Black and the VR6 in Red
Would the car left the factory like this?
Thanks Craig.
Thank you for the responses and appreciated
Would it be worth checking the crankshaft sensor itself, as this would not allow the fuel pump to prime if inoperative?
Sorry for silly questions, not a techy chap normally get my kids to help me!
Hi,
new to the forum but always been a VW nut
lucky enough to have received a project car for me and my son to work on
unfortunately it’s not been on the road for 8 years and stopped running a month ago
There is no power feeding to the fuel pump, if I manually put voltage to it it works
changed today fuel pump relay and ecu relay and wondering what to do next, any help or guidance would be appreciated as I’m now sticking my in educated head in wiring diagrams.
thanks.