5k fuel pump

[james accordino]

I wish I could tell you to get a German made one.
Then I could also.  I too have a Czech made pump that
is noisy/sometimes questionable.  Made in the same
time frame as yours.  When they opened the new
factory.  I suspect there "may" have been some minor
QC problems when they first released production.  I'll
probably never hear a definitive answer.  The answer
to the second question is: Installation is the reverse
of removal.  LOL.  I always wanted to say that.  Very
often it does make alot of sense though.  Just read
the steps in reverse from last to first and do the
oposite of what it states for removal.

Jim Accordino

--- pflynn11 at juno.com wrote:
> hello all, was able to extract my very noisy 3 year
> old bosch fuel pump
> (chech made) from my ailing 86 5ks ..
> not a very pleasent job!
> My question is,  should I insist on a German made
> replacement? Should
> the new one come with a new check valve & noise
> damper? If not how does
> one check the old one's for functionality? also any
> tips on getting the
> new fuel pump back in would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks
> Pat
>
>
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