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Desertbiker
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Fuel pump

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Hi gents thanks for the add I am searching without luck for a new or replacement fuel pump for my 1989 exup 1000 any advise ? As was looking on eBay seems a couple of options but just wanted to hear if there was a vacuum pump available?
Thanks Andy :)
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Teego
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My tip is to take your old pump off and see if your local motor factor/autoelectrics can match it. Did this with my Genesis and saved a shedload of money compared with Yam prices. Think it was a Mitsubishi part.
Keep on keepin' on.
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nugget
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Somebody put this fuel pump on here a while ago and I saved the link just in case I need one in the future. It's over in Germany but don't worry about that. It is a brand new one. :nod:

FUEL PUMP
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