Hi, does anybody know if its possible to fut a Bocsh fuel pump (from an earlier model) onto a later engine that has a lucas pump on. Will it fit striaght on?
Thanks
Edited by Dynamic Dave on 02/08/2008 at 13:01
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Basically yes; but there are a LOT of different versions, immobilizers and ECUs on the 1.9, so it will be a mission. The devil will be in the detail.
It will also need matching injectors and setting-up by a diesel specialist after you've got it running.
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Sounds like you are hoping to run it on veg oil? May well be easier to swap it for a Bosch-equipped model rather then go to a lot of effort.
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Yeah well actualy wanting to run it on Biodiesel, Ive just knackered my ford tdci running it on 100% bio, only lasted just over 1000miles then copper injector seals went and the hoses and the hand primer were letting air in aswell so am a bit paranoid about using it on aa 306 wioth a lucas pump. Not sure what year they changed from bocsh to lucas?
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From biomotors.co.uk:
PEUGEOT 45900200 306-1,9 D/1993-97/XUD9A/L (D9B)/4cyl./1905ccm/51kW/69,36PS/BHP/4600min-1/BOSCH/RP/1-Tank 1-Tank-Kit 558.72
PEUGEOT 45900210 306-1,9 D/1993-97/XUD9A/L (D9B)/4cyl./1905ccm/51kW/69,36PS/BHP/4600min-1/LUCAS/RP/NO-Tank NOT POSSIBLE 0.00
PEUGEOT 45900190 306-1,9 D/1993-97/XUD9Y (DJZ)/4cyl./1905ccm/47kW/63,92PS/BHP/4600min-1/BOSCH/RP/1-Tank 1-Tank-Kit 558.72
PEUGEOT 45900290 306-1,9 D/1997-99/XUD9A/L3 (DJY)/4cyl./1905ccm/50kW/68PS/BHP/4600min-1/BOSCH/RP/1-Tank 1-Tank-Kit 558.72
PEUGEOT 45900300 306-1,9 D/1997-99/XUD9A/L3 (DJY)/4cyl./1905ccm/50kW/68PS/BHP/4600min-1/LUCAS/RP/NO-Tank NOT POSSIBLE 0.00
PEUGEOT 45900260 306-1,9 D/1998-01/DW8/L/W3(WJZ)/4cyl./1868ccm/51kW/69,36PS/BHP/4600min-1/BOSCH
/RP/1-Tank
1-Tank-Kit 558.72
PEUGEOT 45900270 306-1,9 D/1998-01/DW8/L/W3(WJZ)/4cyl./1868ccm/51kW/69,36PS/BHP/4600min-1/LUCAS
/RP/NO-Tank
NOT POSSIBLE 0.00
PEUGEOT 45900280 306-1,9 D/1999-01/DW8 (WJY)/4cyl./1868ccm/51kW/69,36PS/BHP/4600min-1/LUCAS/RP/NO-Tank
So, some Bosch, some Lucas. Same with the 306TDs, it seems. TD much nicer to drive.
Edited by oldnotbold on 03/08/2008 at 20:35
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1.4TDCi
What Bio-diesel were you using? Sounds as though the solvent was a bit reactive; hoses and other synthetic rubber components don't like some of the "bio-diesel" ingredients.
Most of the serious sundries suppliers, like Wurth, have been selling the, specially lined, bio-diesel fuel hoses for many years - it's an often-overlooked requirement for running bio.
As said; PSA used Bosch or Lucas almost at will. Don't forget that most have a matching ECU [and all the associated pieces] running that pump as well as an in-built immobilizer module.
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Im actuallt talking about the D turbo version, sorry. these posts have been very helpful indeed. thanks.
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