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INJECTOR PUMP I HAVE A 1991 JETTA TURBO DEISEL I HAVE NO SUCTION FROM MY INJECTOR PUMP?

  • Anonymous Jan 03, 2009

    I have a 1991 Jetta 1.6 Diesel. Starts really hard. Air bubbles in the return line. When I ran a line from the pump to a bucket of fuel it would barely lift the fuel above the pump. In the last week the engine sounds like the timing has changed and noticebly less power.

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Injection pump front seal is bad & sucking air replace pump or send out to be rebuilt

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