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Good Brands of Main Fuel Pumps; Preventive Maintenance 200 1988

posted by  jwalker on  Sat Sep 21 05:25 CST 2019
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+1 on Bosch. OEM in Volvos and many other European cars. Built to last. Never had one go bad in any of my Volvos or other European cars I’ve owned. They are pretty expensive so I wouldn’t replace it unless necessary.

Wouldn’t use anything else. When I sold my 90 240 with over 300k the main pump was still going strong. Same for my 95 850 with 250k+.
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Will I buy another Volvo??? We'll see....






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