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Replacement fuel pumps

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It solved a hot-starting problem I was having at the time.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I've got my fuel level sender and pump out to remove some older gas I didn't want to restart the car on. Good news was everything was fine and the tank and pump are spotless, Both are functioning fine but are 26 years old at this point and probably due for a preventative replacement "while I'm in there." Unlikely I will go Porsche original, but wondering if other owners have generally had good luck with one of the other aftermarket brands, eg. VDO, URO, Hella, etc. Pelican sales rep told me they don't get returns on the URO unit, which I'm assuming is a good sign.

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I bought a Continental VDO fuel pump from Pelican for my '99 back in Oct 2023 (~$208). It solved a hot-starting problem I was having at the time. I've put about 2000 miles on it since and no problems.

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Thanks for the feedback. I believe VDO is the OEM for both the pump and the fuel level sender.

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