ALFA ROMEO 159 FUEL PUMP REPAIR ||| DIY ||| SAVE 500 $
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Alfa Romeo 159 Tbi (939) repairing the Fuel pump because it has a crack
Thanks to @HGPowerGlue for 25 EUR. It is easy and reliable!
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Got the same problem, preparing myself to remove seats wihout breaking clips.
@@areka6562 that is a exhausting job…. Good luck ! But even if you break them, you can fix that
@@serpentcrown Every peny counts, since my lady is demanding :P By the way what tieres are you rolls? Looking for new pair for 19" slowly.
@@areka6562 I take contis… or pilot sports
I got this exact problem on a 2010 Spider… not so easy to access!
I order a new pump for low price but the gasket is not available.
I will try JB Weld like you did here… it’s an epoxy glue/filler.
Thanks!!
Since I did this I have no more smell and no problems! Everything is dry and close….
@@serpentcrown after 20hrs the epoxy was fully set. So far so good… if not I have found a marine/water version that is also petrol/chemical resistant. Only 6£ gbp
I tried soldering plastic but it only lasted for 3 months. I ended up having to buy a new pump from Hungary for a little less than 400,-€. I haven't had any problems since then. I learned that you shouldn't experiment with the fuel pump or you'll end up in a mess.
@@henrikbarth3793 once again cyanacrylat polymer, it’s like you would put on a piece of plastic right ok the crack.
@@henrikbarth3793 hi did you need the gasket when the pump was changed?
as we talked, you did an external repair using silica or glass beads, it would be better at least to use a Dremel tool to open the crack up for repair nonetheless since failure there is a fire hazard I would advise against doing that!
How exactly you think there is a fire hazard ?
It is a polymer cyanacrylat and not silicia or glass
@@serpentcrown drop some water and watch where it drips. Then you will understand.
A brera owner and an engineer....
@@randomchannel1712 water? Where should water come from ?
@@randomchannel1712 I am a chemist…