Can LHM pump from diesel go in petrol model

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Can LHM pump from diesel go in petrol model

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Hi,
The LHM pump in a 1.8 8V Xantia is making some nasty noises, whirring noisily.
I've got access to a Xantia Diesel for parts, would the LHM pump in the diesel go into the petrol car? Any simple alterations needed if they are actually different?
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Post by Kowalski »

They're the same pump, you'll have to make sure that the pulley is the same but apart from that, it'll swap straight over.
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Thanks for the info. If the pulley is wrong, is it possible to swap the pulleys over from one pump to the other easily enough?
Also, I forgot to ask before, how do I tell the difference between the old pumps and the newer 6+2 ones? Am I right in thinking that the older ones have only 1 LHM output pipe, whereas the newer have two pipes coming out?
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Newer pumps have two outlets, not sure about swopping the pulley.
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Post by Peter.N. »

I wouldn't think you could change the pully as new ones come supplied with it already fitted. The diesel one has a smaller pully to get sufficient speed due to the lower revs of the diesel engine. if the connections and mounting are the same, you could use a shorter belt but you would probably be over revving it a bit.
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Post by citronut »

6+2 pumpshave built in power steering flow valve and diferant amount of pipes.if you have got a unit bolted abovepresure regulator this is flow valve,and a 6+2 is wrong pump,i am not sure the diferants between diesel and petrol hydraulic pumps regards malcolm
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