car fuel pump

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awad eisa

Joined Oct 13, 2008
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Hi,
I need your help urgently

I have installed recently an old fuel pump for my car I do not know its make but it has a a small board with "transistor I suppose number D73" beside 2 diodes and 3 resistors. The mechanic committed a fault and reversed power polarity resulted in blowing the D73 and the diodes, how can I go about fixing the problem , and I can not find a substitute for the D73
 
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thingmaker3

Joined May 16, 2005
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If the mechanic ruined it, are they not liable for fixing it? Do they have no other fuel pump available to them?

Without knowing what the bad component is, and having no schematic to work from, it will be prohibitively challenging to find a suitable replacement.
 

PackratKing

Joined Jul 13, 2008
847
If the mechanic ruined it, are they not liable for fixing it? Do they have no other fuel pump available to them?
Yer darn tootin' that mechanic is responsible for his own faux-pas !!

I'm amazed the guy even had the colossal gall to [ try and ] foist the expense and hassle off on you..........I fer one weren't brought up that way.

The nerve o' some peoples' bratz !!
 
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