Could anyone please help me in identifying this fuel pump:
It's taken from a 1125CR (2008? 2009?), destroyed by accidently connecting to a battery with reversed polarity (so watch out if you have to do so!). This was very bad luck, the guy tried to help me out with a logfile as betatester, but as the 1125's battery was down, he installed one from his XB. Bad idea, as he found out soon You can imagine that I feel very uncomfortable with the situation now, as a new pump is EUR 580 plus 3hrs of labour. To make things even worse, it was a customer's bike ...

I googled and took a look at the Carter website, but could not identify this type. There is a second logo printed on it, labled KAFUS, which is a korean fuel pump manufacturer, and Federal Mogule is one of it's customers.

Diameter is 38 mm, length ~110 mm, and on this http://www.kafus.co.kr/english/img/t120.gif picture it seems to be the third from the left.

Has anyone an idea where to get this one or a substitute?

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Bad Luck

I'll have a search
Big Cyd

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That would be really great!

What I found out in the meantime: a pump that looks similar is used in many "japanese" cars e.g. Subaru Impreza 1.6ltr, also Honda, Daihatsu, Hyundai, Mazda, Suzuki, furthermore Ford (Transit! ), Holden and Jeep, but they do not fully meet the pressure requirements as listed in the service manual (380-420 kPa) and typically have 350-380 kPa. The ECM would compensate that with a longer injector open time, but if fully compliant pumps were available, I would prefer that one (... if not too expensive).

I also found some part numbers from australian manufacturer Goss: GE043, GE044, GE045, GE149. These also look very similar to the one I got, have 350 kPa@12Volts with Engine on, 600 kPa with engine off.

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Just for the records, some alternative part numbers:

BOSCH 0 986 580 810 - 150 € - http://media.teilesuche24.net/parts/bos ... 580810.PDF
VDO X10-240-016-001 - 190 € - http://media.teilesuche24.net/parts/vdo ... 16-001.PDF
VDO 993-784-025X - 189 € - http://media.teilesuche24.net/parts/vdo ... 4-025X.PDF
BOSCH 0 580 453 465 - 173 €
QH QFP656 - 128 €
Pierburg 7.00468.70.0

OE part no.
Holden 90 451 593
Opel 815039
Daewoo 96350588
FORD F2A7 9A407 A
FORD F7UZ 9H307 BC

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very interesting, where did you source these from ?

Bosch, Vierol and Pierburg cross reference lists. Some webshops also offer a search for alternative parts once you got an OE or third party part number. Bosch offers a lot of information, the problem is, to find it.

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