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09-07-2009, 16:37
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I've swapped out a stock fuel pump before and this is what I remember if it helps any. The O ring is of a cylinder shape. I guess the best way to describe it is an air tube that one has on the water. It fits into a nice little circular groove. Problem is when I did mine, it was 'too' big and immediately seemed impossible to get back into place. I had to put it together using a flat head screw driver to push it into place inside the groove hoping that I wouldnt disrupt the circle on another side. So as far as I'm aware, best idea is to measure the diameter of the groove that is under the top plate of the fuel pump assembly.
Hope that helps you. 
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09-07-2009, 16:52
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cheers beany old boy, hows the low mobile, still catching on the cats eyes?? lol, i just remembered that bonnet, do you still have it?? if so ill have to get to you and get it, ill have the 'O' ring off you then if you like, obviously if you still have that too.
mine was stretched when i removed mine, couldnt get it back in, so i cut it to make fit, but sometimes i can smell fuel at the back, and wonder if thats allowing some gasses to escape.
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09-07-2009, 20:13
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sold the slammed passat! now gotta slammed polo lol
checked today and i have got an o ring still coz when i got my new one from nissan they sent me 2 for some reason so pm your address n i'll get it posted all my panels went a couple of months back i'm afraid as i was running out of space
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19-07-2009, 16:24
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yep, gave me £850 for it back in march.
this is the new one, just painted it and waiting on some bits to bring the front down another 10mm, not as low as the passat though but it'll do 
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