3 bar /43 psi FPR
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3 bar /43 psi FPR
At the moment I am using a 2.5 bar/ 36 psi fuel pressire regulator Bosch280160221.
Would upgrade to 3bar/43 psi so need an other FPR.
But would like a FPR with the hose connections the same way.
Someone any idea on a bosch number ?
Have seen the 280160249 but than i have to fabricate an adapter.
Would upgrade to 3bar/43 psi so need an other FPR.
But would like a FPR with the hose connections the same way.
Someone any idea on a bosch number ?
Have seen the 280160249 but than i have to fabricate an adapter.
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Re: 3 bar /43 psi FPR
You can easily convert these Bosch FPR's to adjustable ones. I am sure if you Google it you will find instructions on how to do this.
Edit. here are the instructions http://www.dune-buggy.com/turbo/fuelsystem.htm
Edit. here are the instructions http://www.dune-buggy.com/turbo/fuelsystem.htm
Re: 3 bar /43 psi FPR
Thanks for the link but it won't work on this regulator;
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Re: 3 bar /43 psi FPR
Are you sure that's a 2.5bar reg? That's the same one I use and I thought I was getting 3bar from it?LAV1000 wrote:At the moment I am using a 2.5 bar/ 36 psi fuel pressire regulator Bosch280160221.
Can't test now, car in pieces.
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Re: 3 bar /43 psi FPR
James,
I am sure its a 35psi/2.5bar it is even engraved.
There is a crude way to modify this, compress top end in such a way that regulatorspring gets more preloaded.
maybe yours is modified ?
I am sure its a 35psi/2.5bar it is even engraved.
There is a crude way to modify this, compress top end in such a way that regulatorspring gets more preloaded.
maybe yours is modified ?
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Re: 3 bar /43 psi FPR
I have two, removed from standard cars on a scrap yard some years ago.LAV1000 wrote:maybe yours is modified ?
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Re: 3 bar /43 psi FPR
There is a extra number on it : 106jsmcortina wrote:I have two, removed from standard cars on a scrap yard some years ago.LAV1000 wrote:maybe yours is modified ?
James
Thought it was/is a fabrication code.
Did find the right type and numbers see below;
BRAND: DS 3.0 BAR
OE Manufacturer's Reference Codes:
BOSCH 0 280 160 716
MAGNETI MARELLI RP128002
DELPHI FP 10301
VDO 412.202.716R
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Re: 3 bar /43 psi FPR
where can you find them?
Re: 3 bar /43 psi FPR
I did by buy a new one, used google to find a suplier.
Its the DS 1150.
This is the manufacturer:
http://www.ds.ind.br/en/product/fuel-pr ... lator-1150
There is also a car list.
Its the DS 1150.
This is the manufacturer:
http://www.ds.ind.br/en/product/fuel-pr ... lator-1150
There is also a car list.
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Re: 3 bar /43 psi FPR
Thanks buddy! for an NA car would you just leave the vac port open to air or plugged or getting MAP?
http://www.bonanzamarket.co.uk/listings ... /207531039
found it there at a good price from Bulgaria
http://www.bonanzamarket.co.uk/listings ... /207531039
found it there at a good price from Bulgaria
Re: 3 bar /43 psi FPR
Now find a 1968 car to get the reg from.old guy wrote:You can easily convert these Bosch FPR's to adjustable ones. I am sure if you Google it you will find instructions on how to do this.
Edit. here are the instructions http://www.dune-buggy.com/turbo/fuelsystem.htm
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Re: 3 bar /43 psi FPR
Andy,
Vac port is normaly connected to the inlet manifolt, otherwise you didn't need this type of FPR.
Dave,
I don't think that is gonna work, see my earlier post.
Some one else also advised this link earlier.
Vac port is normaly connected to the inlet manifolt, otherwise you didn't need this type of FPR.
Dave,
I don't think that is gonna work, see my earlier post.
Some one else also advised this link earlier.
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Re: 3 bar /43 psi FPR
Why do you need to find a 68 car, you can get a new one from an auto parts store.DaveEFI wrote:Now find a 1968 car to get the reg from.old guy wrote:You can easily convert these Bosch FPR's to adjustable ones. I am sure if you Google it you will find instructions on how to do this.
Edit. here are the instructions http://www.dune-buggy.com/turbo/fuelsystem.htm
The article gives all the part numbers for the regulator.