Fuel pumps may look similar while carrying different model references. This update places model information alongside product views to make comparison easier. Start with a number from your existing component, or look at the connections and overall structure. If something needs a closer check, bring the question to us.
Connect each view with a product
A useful photograph shows the appearance of an identified model. Keep the reference beside the picture and compare it with your existing records, rather than treating the image as a guide to a whole product family.
For an enquiry covering several pumps, keep each photograph and reference together. A simple item-by-item list makes later additions, questions and quantity changes easier to follow.
Look beyond the overall shape
Mounting points, connection positions and markings can support a closer comparison. Photograph the same area on your existing component and explain the difference you would like to understand.
A similar shape does not establish interchangeability. Angles and hidden features can affect what an image shows. Use the views to narrow the search, then check the full reference and equipment information.
Keep the reference as it appears
Retain suffixes, letters and separators. Explain whether a number comes from the old component, equipment documents or a purchasing record. This context is useful when two references are close but not identical.
If a marking is worn, share the original photograph and identify the uncertain characters. Engine nameplate details or existing equipment records may provide additional clues.
Move from comparison to your requirement
You may recognise a familiar model or have a few options to compare. Share those references along with your quantity, preferred timing and questions, so we can work from the same information.
If the model is not shown in the product centre, contact us directly. The catalogue is a starting point, and your specific requirement can be discussed separately.