The pump works properly. I have to replace only the fittings, but I can't find them as a separate spare.
Can anyone point me to a reliable spare parts link? Many thanks.

 

Pumps are sold complete. Den was letting you know of the known issue with the plastic connection at the top of the pumps cracking. There are numerous threads about this. Including some who have successfully repaired them, others who tried without success, and most who replace the unit complete.

 

I replaced the pump, but also repaired the crack in the cover with JB Weld. It did not leak, but changing the pump is a big enough project that I was not willing to put the repaired unit back in the car.

 

Finally got my hands in fuel pumps in my 04 Spyder. The right side pump is under the metal cover and sure enough there is a leak and those 4 "pies" on top of the pump are filled with gas, as described earlier in this thread by jscriscuolo. I wonder if his glue has held all the way to this day. I will send a PM as well to check.

 

The pump is only a couple hundred bucks...

 

 

sorry to be slow getting them shot & posted...been a nutty week or thirty.

 

Received my new pump in number of days, ordered from UK website and product was shipped directly from Latvia by TNT, so it was fast. Total cost around $150.

I was going to change it right away, but noticed that the epoxy I had used to stop the leak has somehow miraculously cured the leak. When I applied it and tested the following day after applying it, fuel was still leaking. After sitting for about a week, not using the car it was just fine, no leak at all! Very strange, but that is still the situation after several days. Planning to put in the new pump but kind of qurious to see if that epoxy just keep holding for another few days. Obviously, it will give you a termporary fix, just be patient before using your car, at least few days. 24 hours was not enough.

My new pump is Bosch 0 580 313 104, and that level sensor was very easy to remove. Ready to go in and now I have a spare sensor.

 

Thanks for closing the loop on this and provide all the details.

When you happen to actually install it, let us know how that goes.

 

Coming back to this thread. I should have ordered 2 pumps, not my other pump is leaking as well. Same place, the "pietray". Well since I know now it is not a big job, even though this left side pumps has a bit more work (right side is really easy), time to order a new one.
So, just ordered a new one from the same place, uk website, product comes from Latvia. Should be at my door in Florida in 3-4 days.

BTW: had good success repairing a metal tank of another car with Plastic Padding Leak Fix, this was in Europe.