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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / February 2007

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Chrs - 13 Feb 2007 17:11 GMT
Can any body tell me where the fuel pump is on a 106?(not for me )as
the person cant get any fuel to the carb,found the filter on the rear
end with the pipes but cant find the pump.
any help would be helpful so i can pass info on.
Chris Naylor - 15 Feb 2007 20:29 GMT
> Can any body tell me where the fuel pump is on a 106?(not for me )as
> the person cant get any fuel to the carb,found the filter on the rear
> end with the pipes but cant find the pump.
> any help would be helpful so i can pass info on.

Photo of relevant haynes manual page here....

http://www.flickr.com/photos/81067579@N00/391401124/

HTH...
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Chrs - 15 Feb 2007 20:34 GMT
Thanks for the pic but the fuel pump is under the rear seat.the person
found it after looking for about 1.5hrs i just sat back and laughed.so
they got to remove the seat and the plug so they can get to the pump at
last.
Chris Naylor - 15 Feb 2007 21:12 GMT
> Thanks for the pic but the fuel pump is under the rear seat.the person
> found it after looking for about 1.5hrs i just sat back and laughed.so
> they got to remove the seat and the plug so they can get to the pump at
> last.

Hmm...

Which "variety" of 106 is it? Pic clearly shows fuel pump in engine bay
(arrow)... the fuel guage sender unit is under the seat on the
carburettor models...
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Chrs - 15 Feb 2007 21:18 GMT
Dont know all i have been told that they have found the pump under the
rear seat.as there is no pump on the engine at all.two pipes to carb
they go through bulk head on pass side and just cant see them untill
they found the pump..
Chris Naylor - 15 Feb 2007 21:27 GMT
> Dont know all i have been told that they have found the pump under the
> rear seat.as there is no pump on the engine at all.two pipes to carb
> they go through bulk head on pass side and just cant see them untill
> they found the pump..

Ah... my mistake... tis only the 1124cc engine that has fuel pump in
engine bay... going on what I know as that's what I have....

The fuel injection one has it under rear seat.... sorry!
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Chrs - 15 Feb 2007 21:30 GMT
Yea my Samba had it under in the engine bay, but when the pump got hot
it would not work very well, so i fitted a eletric one in the end .best
thing i fitted to that poor car..
 
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