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Fuel Pump Tray/bracket


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Guest black xr3i

does anyone know were i can get a new / second hand bracket as now mines being held up with cable ties!

and how easy would it be to relocate the fuel pump to the boot?

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They are no longer available from Ford and most of them that you find second hand are going to be in the same condition as yours. I had mine stripped and powder coated a few years back with some new rubber mounts fitted but i know some members are getting stainless ones or satin black ones from AS but not cheap at £125.00 each.

 

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Guest black xr3i

lmao! well dont intend to take it off once its on :smile: ..... pj07 looking at them ones and dont look to bad

 

Paul thats a bit of a cost? ........ how easy would you say to move to the boot?? and run the fuel pump and fillter from the same mount ??

think its the only thing that will fail the m.o.t as every things all ok else were on the cabbie

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oh yer forgot that there mite be a few fumes?? lol ... well if i go ahead with it il let you all know ....... when i come down from the high!!! lmao :smile:

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i have the one in the pics ^^^ ok condition (by that i mean its still in one piece and pretty solid) i hammerited it etc as i was gonna try and mod it to fit mine ( the earlier type "sleave) so i could be tempted to part with it i dont have the bracket but i have the exterior and interior cradle and the (brand new original) bracket that clamps the pump and come to think of it the bushes also. depends what your looking to pay really

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I tried to get several so called engineering firms to fabricate me one up. I ended up having to scrap all of them as they just did not fit, this may be a sign that we do not have the skills left in a depleted engineering base anymore, just like the after market ones on ebay, they are really poor. I Spent a fortune, in the end, I just happened to be searching flea bay and found one, and you know it was going to hurt. just a tad under £300 and that was not new, but someone had got theirs off and powder coated it. It coming to an age and time where the price doesnt really reflect the time, and money you have to spend to keep a Ford on the road. Don't get me wrong I love it, but not being able to find parts is a really downer! I just saw that average 150 miles a year on mine. After road tax, insurance, service, and not including having to by parts this is coming up to nearly £3 per mile that's not including the price of the fuel tyre wear. Items like exhausts, steering racks, and even radiators are hard to source too. I do not use it at all between November- May, and still I get comments by people saying that's an Essex hairdresser's car! The only person who values it is the MOT station, where the guys are in there 50s and say this was the d/b back in the days, and its stunning today, but then say you need a new steering rack! Arrghhhh!

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