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Bosch fuel pump replacement for MFI

I need a new fuel pump, mine has developed a leak.
I was wondering if anyone can recommend an alternative to the Bosch pump for a 2.4 MFI 911?
I hear the Holley might make one that is compatible.
Any info on this subject would be appreciated.

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Lyon, the problem is the return line to the tank. I just ordered an OEM replacement. I believe you would need two separate pumps and make sure you get the right volume/pressure on each end. I wanted to retain originality so I bit the bullet. Apparenty Ottos of Venice will do a rebuild for 275$.

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I am just trying to figure out if there are any options before I shell out the money for a new Bosch pump.
I would like to keep originality as well, but the price of the new pumps is pretty high.
I opened up my Bosch pump, put new o-rings in, they work great, the problem that I am having is a small leak from the casing of the electrical on the side of the pump. It is not a bad leak, but I want to take care of it so my car doesn't start on fire.
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You can use a different pump but you need to have a capacity of at least .5 gallons per min. and a pressure of 1 bar (14PSI). The system also has to recirculate to cool the injection pump. I think it will be easier to shop around for an original rebuilt pump.

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I used High Pressure Fuel Pump MSD-2225 from Summit Racing in my 70T with CIS. Might be a place to start.

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