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Old 05-15-2011, 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted by meltedpanda View Post
getting ready to do some longer trips in ol Pearl and I want to have a spare fuel pump. Mine is original , and is working but it has been getting noiser. what are my after market alternatives ( if any) so I dont have to take out a loan.

I think the Bosch number is 0.580.464.005
Ron,
Bosch now have a replacement pump and they told me number was 0 580 454 999. I have not yet seen this for sale here.

This is the link Bosch sent me:
http://www.automotive-tradition.de/en/teile/media/Produkt_Profil_EKP_0580464999_en.pdf

and this is from their German site:

http://www.automotive-tradition.com/de/teile/media/Produkt_Profil_EKP_0580464999_de.pdf

These links should both be for the 0 580 464 999 pump, but they bring up different documents with different order numbers!

Confused yet? All I know if that there should be a new D-Jet pump available.

I was able to buy a Bosch pump a year or so ago. I checked with Bosch Germany and they knew nothing about it. But they checked with Bosch USA and they said that it was a pump that they had sourced. I believe it is used on Nissan 280Zs and some other cars. I have it new in box still.
(more here http://www.benzworld.org/forums/3911049-post32.html )

Some have used cheap aftermarket pumps, but most of those lack the internal pressure relief that protects from having the rubber hose connectors blow off in a case when FPR or return line is blocked. (see drawing in this message: http://www.benzworld.org/forums/4693055-post5.html )

By the way, I have heard that many D-jet pumps make some noise - Filling the tank sometimes quietens mine down. I am still running on the original.

Lets know if you find anything.
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