Im sure it could be repaired with epoxy metal Cliff but you cant really take the risk and the cost of a replacement pump is minimal. Only possible problem with a new item is that some people have found they produce too much pressure so causing their carburettor float valves to leak...
A lot of the parts are the same from different suppliers - the biggest difference is the range of stuff they stock so sometimes its what you want that decides who you go to...
They have a rechargeable battery so can start up automatically with the 'impact when parked' function is activated. In my experience this battery eventually fails and then the camera loses its settings😞
oh and think at the same time you might as well order a new USB cable as not worth soldering a plug on the end of that one in case you get the connections wrong....
Ive just wired one of these (8 quid ebay) in my glove box or you can get them without voltmeter or even install a cigarette lighter socket and plug in a USB socket to that...
yes USB connection is white and green for data, which for a stand alone camera shouldnt be necessary, while red and black are +ve and -ve 5 volt respectively...
Do you mean the two radiator mounts where the chassis rails meet the front bar t-stag? If so what does your radiator sit on or have you got a non standard set up?
No, no, I meant from the problem you describe I dont think the issue is that the pump is too small. Could it just be that the engine flooded after stalling and thats why it took a while to restart?
Wouldnt have thought thats a pump that cant keep up with demand as the symptom is usually cutting out at high speed going up a long hill ie. a sustained high flow is required. If that happens you slow down, the carbs refill and you carry on ok...