Part no. for bosch 910??

[JH32]

Does anyone have the part number?

I want to buy the pump from Coventry's today but I don't have the part number!!!

[JH32]

I found this on Performance Forums:

0 580 254 910 390 (Bosch Universal Motorsport)

But when I rang up Coventrys they didn't have a listing for it

I need it today

[macka]

I got your pm

Scrub the 390 thats not apart of the part number

Its a Mercedes unit/universal 500 HP odd unit

Yes price is about $285 from Covs

$215 Trade

cheeers mac

[macka]

You will also need a filter sock $20

a threaded adapter to fit the new pump to existing line (old one just clip on) $20?

And some sort of bracket as it wont fit where the original pump lies, i used some fuel resistant hose that slipped over pump. $30?

[JH32]

Thanks heaps for that mate

I got it all organized today .... managed to get it for $220 through the workshop and they'll fit it for $60!

Sweet!

[macka]

Not a problem, sounds as if it all worked out.

You will be running a bit richer now with the new pump and nice new noise...

Good news for me too I got my turbo back tonight it gets bigger everytime jhehehe

[mazman]

i get confused when people think youre gonna run rich now cause youve got a higher output pump!

dont you have a fuel regulator?

doesnt IT regulate fuel? and the excess will be returned to the tank?

its all missinformation....he's not changing his injectors you know

[macka]

The problem is that the standard reg is kinda matched with the standard pump!

U put an oversized pump in and u create a problem which is usually fixed with an adjustable fuel regulator, thats what there purpose is for!

If he had put a bosch 040 600hp pump in im sure he would have no choice but to do that.

But as what i will do when i put my 910 pump in is use the SAFC to adjust the fuel levels right again which if i had the money i would do both but alas turbo comes first because a turbo car aint no good with out a turbo