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Can somebody please clarify a few things relating specifically to the r32 gtr. I've done several searches relating to fuel pumps but with all the different models being mentioned in the one thread it gets a bit confusing.

How many fuel pumps does an r32 gtr have as standard? I've just been checking the voltages for my fuel pump and even when I disconnect the fuel pump plug the car still runs.

I can hear another pump coming from under the car and when I re-plug the intank one in the revs increase and I hear the intank pump start humming away.

Incidentally the voltage readings I got were 13.8v across black to red and 8.4v black to blue. I think the blue wire is the one that controls the coil on the relay.

The previous owner told me that the car had a Bosch pump.

The strange thing is I've just had my car dyno'd and made 376hp at just under 1.2 bar but the tuner said he was restricted to that level because he ran out of fuel and recommended replacingf fuel pump or doing a re-wire.

Any help clarifying this much appreciated.

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Yeah, I think I was measuring the voltages across the wrong wires. Think they are for the sender unit and petrol light. Going to check again sometime this week.

an r32 gtr has 1 fuel pump, and i recommend you rewire the near on 20 year old wiring

check out the diy section

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