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Hi guys,

i am sorry i really don't like asking stupid questions but i searched and found nothing.

1. Does an R34Gtt have more than one fuel pump? or does it use a single pump?

The reason i ask is i have one here and was going to fit to my car but after taking my pump out, I noticed it is about 60% smaller then the pump that is already in the tank.

The pump i already have is the same size physically as an R31 pump. and the R34gtt pump is tiny in comparrison.

So if someone can confirm that the R34Gtt only uses a single pump, and that it is a really small looking pump that would be great :P

cheers!!!

once again, sorry for the really stupid question.

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The pump on the Left is the one i think is the R34 gtt pump and has thepart number:

UNISIA JECS

A42H24

000

FAFB100

9530N

The other pump is an R31 pump (not the pump i am currently using but the same size) the one i am using is not regulated like the R31 pump in the photo

pumps.jpg

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