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Replacing Delphi CR Pump on Focus MK1 1.8 TDCi (2003): Can a Bosch Pump from Focus MK2 Fit?

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    kritu100
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    Hello, I have a focus mk1 from 2003, I lost the Delphi cr pump. And I have a question, is it possible to replace the pump with the focus mk2? Bosch pump I know that this pump does not have a pre-pump but it's not a problem I can add an electric one.
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    szymitsu21
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    Isn't it better to regenerate?
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    But those with mk2 do not fall asleep as with mk1 and the pump with mk2 in good condition PLN 500 and I have peace. Theoretically, it should fit because identical engines differ only in the injection system and that's why I ask if the computer will not go crazy.
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    If you do the pump now, the car will survive 2 times, unless the system has filings, it's a different story.
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    I am just pouring filings, now I regenerate the injections for the 2nd time. And I have a pump to buy cheap from mk2.
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    kritu100 wrote:
    I am just pouring filings, now I regenerate the injections for the 2nd time. And I have a pump to buy cheap from mk2.


    So you have the whole system to clean up. And to replace all wires.

    Otherwise you'll be doing it again in a moment.


    It is even said that the tube bar and the tank should be replaced.
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    I think that the filter will not let the filings out of the fuel tank, and the entire injection rail and all lines behind the pump and the tank rinsing are to be cleaned.
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    kritu100 wrote:
    I think that the filter will not let the filings out of the fuel tank, and the entire injection rail and all lines behind the pump and the tank rinsing are to be cleaned.


    He will let it pass.
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    Hello. I dismantled the pump today, but I can't tell which parts are to be replaced. Can someone help me identify damaged parts? Replacing Delphi CR Pump on Focus MK1 1.8 TDCi (2003): Can a Bosch Pump from Focus MK2 Fit? Replacing Delphi CR Pump on Focus MK1 1.8 TDCi (2003): Can a Bosch Pump from Focus MK2 Fit? Replacing Delphi CR Pump on Focus MK1 1.8 TDCi (2003): Can a Bosch Pump from Focus MK2 Fit? Replacing Delphi CR Pump on Focus MK1 1.8 TDCi (2003): Can a Bosch Pump from Focus MK2 Fit? Replacing Delphi CR Pump on Focus MK1 1.8 TDCi (2003): Can a Bosch Pump from Focus MK2 Fit?
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✨ The discussion revolves around the feasibility of replacing a Delphi common rail (CR) pump on a 2003 Ford Focus MK1 1.8 TDCi with a Bosch pump from a Focus MK2. The original poster expresses concern about compatibility, particularly regarding the vehicle's computer system. Responses suggest that while the Bosch pump theoretically fits due to similar engine designs, additional considerations such as cleaning the fuel system and replacing components like the fuel tank and lines are crucial to prevent future issues. The poster also seeks assistance in identifying damaged parts after dismantling the pump.
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