How To Test a Fuel Pump - Porsche 944 Turbo Ep.1

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How To Test a Fuel Pump - Porsche 944 Turbo Fuel Pump Testing
In episode 1 of the 1989 Porsche 944 Turbo rebuild, we show you how to test a potentially bad fuel pump on our 1989 Porsche 944 Turbo otherwise known as the Porsche 951.
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[@djmjr77]

Just an FYI, since the fuel strainer is problematic to remove sometimes, you can actually check its cleanliness from the top when the fuel level/pressure sender is taken out..

[@DeancentGarage]

Absolutely can. That will make it alot more challenging to clean out the tank fully of any potential sludge that has formed from sitting.

[@jackcourtney9120]

What fuel pump did you end up getting? I need to replace mine as well and it is making about 310 hp.

[@DeancentGarage]

I installed the Bosch 044 fuel pump. Bosch stopped making that pump but if you search 044 replacement, you should find what you're looking for.

[@dylan4413]

Canadian!

[@DeancentGarage]

How could you tell? 😂

[@dylan4413]

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[@happycampersminnesota7526]

Do I need to have the key switch on?

[@DeancentGarage]

If you're applying external power the pump it will be completely independant of the cars electrical system. So no, the key position will not matter.