Subject	Ummm 80K!?!?! Is this number statisticaly backed or
Posted by	dilly yo on September 30, 2003 at 9:37 PM
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In Reply To	80k is usually when they go,mine went at 90,buy a new one (n/m) posted by ix3 on September 30, 2003 at 08:26 PM
Message	are you just throwing an arbitrary number out there? As far as I know (not that I am an authorative source) our fuel pumps are pretty solid. It tends to be one of our least problematic parts so 80K on a consistent basis seems a little premature to me. I could be wrong. Z is back and running!!!! If it's not one thing it's another!!
Follow Ups	hey guys, here's a question for you >> - stockplayerz (NYC) 20:19:32 09/30/03 129k 91 na (n/m) - slowjohn 20:21:44 09/30/03 80k is usually when they go,mine went at 90,buy a new one (n/m) - ix3 20:26:29 09/30/03 whats some of the signs of one going? - mickiemagik(OH) 20:27:21 09/30/03 mine was making a grinding sound when I shut the car off - ZLover4Life 20:31:35 09/30/03 What does the "humm" do? I always wanted to know. (n/m) - unluky 20:52:20 09/30/03 I'm pretty sure it's just the pump kicking in briefly so - ZLover4Life 20:58:45 09/30/03 I always thought it was releiving line pressure. When mine - unluky 21:04:48 09/30/03 you could be right, it was just a guess on my part (n/m) - ZLover4Life 21:07:51 09/30/03 Ummm 80K!?!?! Is this number statisticaly backed or - dilly yo 21:37:25 09/30/03 to the best of my knowledge mine has 135k on it - Wagz 20:30:01 09/30/03 mine just went at 155k (n/m) - ZLover4Life 20:30:31 09/30/03 mine lasted till the car died. 186k BUT.... - Halo Z 20:43:24 09/30/03
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