........cheers.
I've come to the conclusion that the fuller you keep the tank the longer the pumps lastHi all .GUESS who needs a in tank pump ,This is an old post from 5 years ago thats when i changed the last one , it was a bearmach one and the sender part was never right till i fixed it ,,bad connections on the pump ,Anyhoo, doint know , what i should go for next ,any one know if a vdo pump lasts longer ...or is better ,cause ye can get 3 bearmach for the price o one vdo pump,,
AH now looking on the web ,iv found lots, some are vdo which are 3 times the price of most others ,But hears the thing ,there supplied by .....****PARTS ...on some sites ,so how would ye know its not a cheep one in a expensive plain box.They say you get what you pay for ,,,But do ya
AH now looking on the web ,iv found lots, some are vdo which are 3 times the price of most others ,But hears the thing ,there supplied by .....****PARTS ...on some sites ,so how would ye know its not a cheep one in a expensive plain box.They say you get what you pay for ,,,But do ya
Hi all .GUESS who needs a in tank pump ,This is an old post from 5 years ago thats when i changed the last one , it was a bearmach one and the sender part was never right till i fixed it ,,bad connections on the pump ,Anyhoo, doint know , what i should go for next ,any one know if a vdo pump lasts longer ...or is better ,cause ye can get 3 bearmach for the price o one vdo pump,,
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