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For sale - Genuine Bosch fuel pumps.

Made in Czech Republic.

BOSCH 040 (P/N- 0580 254 040) - $220 delivered

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BOSCH 044 (P/N- 0580 254 044) - $260 delivered

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PM me if youd like to purchase or require further information.

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Dale FZ1 - No probs.

GTR_Junkie - They can be mounted intank.

You may have to modify your stock pump bracket/cradle and upgrade your fuel lines.

The pump can be secured to the bracket/cradle with hose clamps and you should be able to re-use your pick-up filter.

run a search in the DIY section.

There is a couple of good threads on fuel pump installs.

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