#1
Hello, everyone.
Does anyone know where the Eberspacher fuel pump is located in my V50, D5. 2008?
I've saerched almost everywhere and can't find it. Authorized service Doesn' know. They say, it is very rare option in Poland and can't help me. I hope to find some helpful information in Sweden.
Thank you for an answer in advanse.
#2
Im sorry to interrupt your thread but my curiosity got to strong to not ask a question. Is it the fuel pump for this Diesel model ? I have search everywhere on the web but got pretty much nothing to get me any smarter
. I got some hits for a diesel heater if it this you want to know where its at ?. This company, heatcenter here in sweden says that they are experts on
Eberspächers. Its a long shot but try to send them the question. Contact information is on this link
https://varmarcenter.se/contact/e/contact/
#3
Thank you so much for your answer and being interested in my problem.
This is definitly the parking heater fuel pump which is installed in my V50 D5244t8 equipped with Eberspächer D5WS.
The heater itself has been recently rebuilt and it is like brand new. It works perfectly on the bench and it was working perfectly when mounted in the car last winter, but this winter it stopped working again, and VIDA found a problem with the heater fuel pump or the fuel filter. I fitted a brand new, clean fuel filter I decided to buy and install a brand new oryginal Eberspacher fuel pump.
I know for sure that it's NOT anywhere around the haeater itself couse I was disassembling it last year on my own, so it must be hidden somewhere arount the fuel tank or rear axle. I won't believe it's inside of the fuel tank. Do I really need to lower the tank or disassembly rear suspension just to cange that little pump?
BUT WHERE IS IT FOR SURE? NO ONE KNOWS. (SO FAR)
Photos in the attachement.
Sorry for my imperfect English. English language - difficult language
#4
At last the little irritating pump has been located. It is situated right above the rear suspension on the right side behind the fuel tank nearby the fuel filter. The exhaust must be lowered to get a very hard access to get to it, but makes it possible. I wish a lot of patiency and persistence to anyone who needs to replace one.
Geerings from Poland.