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Found this on an older forum, it may help.
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Posted 30 July 2007 - 02:49 PM
O'Leary was probably the source of them all since Carver closed however he has not got any now so all will disappear soon enough
Continue to use the mk3 while you can but you will eventually need to convert to the mk2, the good news is it's a direct simple replacement and an easy DIY job.
If your pump is otherwise ok then all you need to complete the job is a mk2 pump connector to convert it and not a complete pump as some dealers would have you believe.
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Topic: Parts for 1999 Bailey Ranger
