Banjo washer fuel pump
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Old Timer
Little help please
What size are the washers for the k-jet fuel pump outlet (1980 GTI).
I need a couple of new ones before I refit the pump.
Also copper or fibre? Which do you see working best
For once I shall put this thing back to together just once, leak free and hassle free - if only.
Also if you know the best place to get them happily take it. Hoping I can just pick them up from euro car parts tomorrow and get the job done.
Thanks
Craig
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What size are the washers for the k-jet fuel pump outlet (1980 GTI).
I need a couple of new ones before I refit the pump.
Also copper or fibre? Which do you see working best
For once I shall put this thing back to together just once, leak free and hassle free - if only.
Also if you know the best place to get them happily take it. Hoping I can just pick them up from euro car parts tomorrow and get the job done.
Thanks
Craig
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Posted
Local Hero
Banjo washer fuel pump
They are copper from the factory, i would stick with that.
https://www.classic-vw.co.uk/m12-copper-washer-n0138128-8179-p.asp
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https://www.classic-vw.co.uk/m12-copper-washer-n0138128-8179-p.asp
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X2 1983 A REG EW CAMPAIGN In WHITE(Awaiting full rebuild solid body) & T Reg S1 GTi Project, Still Looking for Series 1 GTi's or a 16S Oettinger to restore (Complete Cars only) or an A reg Lhasa Green or White Gti to restore, also consider Black, Red or Blue, Also Golf Driver Project Wanted anything considered WHY
Posted
Old Timer
Banjo washer fuel pump
Well all fitted yesterday. Couldn’t get washers locally so heated them up on the hob and they sealed up a treat.
Thanks for all the help.
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Posted
Local Hero
That works, I used to sandy mine to remove any burrs on my Diesel, then placed over a butane lighter for them to change from shiny to dull as it re-annules the metal. I think I only bought one set of washer for my banjo's on my diesel after 15 years….
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