Another suggestions though I will admit not ideal you can get fuel surge tanks for very cheap on Smeebay load it up with a Bosch pump and they can work for some engines depending on your fuel pressure and flow needs. I have gone this route before before I could get my hands on a Mk3 fuel tank with the intank pump setup, however I will say without the proper isolation between the surge tank and chassis the noise from the pump can be annoying. At the end of the day the surge tank didnt leak and worked well for about a year before I scored 2 Mk3 tanks for my projects.
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If this pump wasn\u2019t leaking, I doubt it would have run properly. Some parts weren\u2019t moving freely.\u2026 the governor collar needed to be pried off, lubed, and exercised to slide normally. Advance piston was also frozen.
Only US Bosch replacement- https://www.nostrumshop.com/product/vw-mk6-gti-high-pressure-fuel-pump/ 2145 Get the check book out........
My sister's fuel pump was causing poor mileage in her 2015 mk7 golf sel - it eventually failed and was replaced under warranty and the car now gets as advertised...
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my car had a similar problem, mk2, but still a vw. turns out the relay works killer, my problem was a combination of the main pump going bad and some very very bad corosion in the fuse box.
I replaced fuel pump 2 years ago, I bought Magneti Marelli, not any chinese crap (i hope ). It looked like the problem was solved, but it's happening again.
Its been a while and I have replaced the tank with a Mk3 tank and intank pump, got to throw out the warning again this does make a fair bit of noise so be prepared.
I am unsure of the Fuel Pump brand but i know it is aftermarket not VDO
I bought the more expensive delphi pump from rock auto after that and it also failed in about the same time frame.
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Top manufacturers of fuel pump for Volkswagen Golf
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In March 2026, the ranking of fuel pump for Volkswagen Golf on PartReview included 6 manufacturers. It is based on 10 reviews and 33 votes.
Which fuel pump to choose for Volkswagen Golf?
Last month, PartReview users preferred Bosch. 27% of positive votes went to this manufacturer.
In second place: fuel pump OEM Volkswagen — 18%.
Third place: WALBRO with 9% of the votes.
In the overall ranking of fuel pump, which aggregates opinions of owners of different car makes and models, these brands hold the following positions:
- Bosch ranked 2, PR Score — 74. Based on 62 reviews and 193 votes.
- OEM Volkswagen ranked 4, PR Score — 63. Based on 24 reviews and 79 votes.
- WALBRO — rank 3, PR Score — 77. Based on 27 reviews and 86 votes.
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