Some may know i am currently on a Student Gumball Rally from UK to Croatia and Back totalling 3000miles!

 

I made it to Croatia no probs and a fab drive! (Even through Stelvio Pass, cooking brakes on everyones cars!)on the way back on our way to the Italian border through Slovenia we broke down :( Car wont start but we believe it is the Fuel pump as we took the filter off, fuel sprayed out (suspected blocked filter breaking pump)but when we crancked it no fuel at all came through! Fuse is fine aswell!

 

Probably crappy Fuel we picked up at an ESSO garage in Croatia (Even though was a big garage)! Every fill up apart from that one was BP and Shell!

 

So if somebody can provide me with the part number for the fuel pump so i can take it to the nissan garage we are in Slovenia as i suspect like most nissan garages that they willl not have the fuel pump that we require for the 300zx!

 

OR if there are any compatible fuel pumps that we can use from popular nissans or other cars that we can use as time is tight being stuck 1500miles away from home!:shock: Any and all help is GREATLY APPRECIATED!

 

Many many thanks people i hope i can get home soon in the Zed!On the plus side the weather is 30degrees and sunny so working on the tan :)

 

Munny

Edited September 11, 200817 yr by Munny975

Did a quick google search....

 

http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/shop_parts/fuel_pump/nissan/300zx.html

 

Try this

Did a quick google search....

 

http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/shop_parts/fuel_pump/nissan/300zx.html

 

Try this

 

im sure thats most helpful whilst stuck in slovenia lol :tongue: :rofl:

 

could you not use any old pump off a car with a resonable sized engine to get you home, some cable ties and some gashing...

 

hope you get it sorted, keep us posted

im sure thats most helpful whilst stuck in slovenia lol :tongue: :rofl:

 

could you not use any old pump off a car with a resonable sized engine to get you home, some cable ties and some gashing...

 

hope you get it sorted, keep us posted

 

agreed, preferably a turbo car to ensure it flows well at high pressure

awesome fellas, keep the replies coming!the zed will go 2 nissan here in slovenia tomoz, will keep u all posted!thank god 4 AA breakdown covering labour with no limit!!!

 

love 2 hear more options

 

many thx Munny

Joely

 

He was asking for the part number that's why I put that link on, it gives the part number....

 

and he get it fedexed or DHL'd etc over there in 24 hours

 

So only trying to help with what was asked for

 

Tony

buy a Walbro pump in an Auto aftermarket store ?

i know mate, was just kiddin... did look at that too to see if it was a nissan part number, had a look on courtesy parts but they dont list part numbers...

 

il post in mjp's section, im sure hell be glad to help and find you a pukka p/n to ask the doiks at nissan for

17042-42P05 is the current number that will suit TT.

fuelpumps usually don't fail all of a sudden...in most case it's the FPCU.

bypass it iss a 30min job and no special tools and parts needed:

 

LWB:

http://www.pexcom.com.au/z32cms/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.369

 

or

 

SWB:

http://www.pexcom.com.au/z32cms/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.370

 

 

if that doesn't work find another pump.

 

-Eric

WAHEY! I MADE IT BACK TO THE UK!!!Thanks LYMON the Slovenian Nissan Garage did exactly as you posted and bypassed it and that was able to get me 600miles to Monaco! Spent a night there and then 1000miles back Home!! But the car doesnt Go past 1500rpm since i started her up this morning but i will get that fixed among the Turbos, the Clutch and Oil Leak!!!

 

It ended up being the Negative Wire to the Fuel pump which had burned out, we were all concerned as to why the Fuse hadnt popped but It seemed to work until this morning :) 3hours of labour at NIssan with 3guys working it 50quid! I was amazed! Just thought id keep you guys in the loop as to what happend!Will post some pics up of my whole trip if any1 fancies a peek!

 

Many thanks again to all your replies!

 

Munny