PART FOUND _WTB . warm up regulator/transmitter

[gallian93]

 

Hi all,

I am trying to get an idea about how much a working warm up regulator would run me...or if it is cheaper having my current one rebuilt...

There are a bunch on the west coast, Rob 2002haus or Gus Pacific injection, anyone on the east coast?

I am open to suggestions and solicitations..

Thanks

Omer

Edited March 9, 2017 by gallian93
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[jfahuna]

What is the problem with yours?

Have rebuild in stock ,in the left coast $695. exchange.

If you cannot find in the right coast

 

[BavarianKlasse]

I have like 5 of the 320i wur

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[jfahuna]

Wrong application

[gallian93]

19 hours ago, jfahuna said:

What is the problem with yours?

Have rebuild in stock ,in the left coast $695. exchange.

If you cannot find in the right coast

 

I posted the question(thread below) I thought i had a leak... i put it on a stove top with boiling water and when the cone extended all the way up i could still blow air through the hose... from what i thought i would get a hard seal when it is completely extended...i was hoping that others would chime in with what happened when they had done it... I remember reading a while back Rob aka thehackmechanic, had done this test and could not suck any air (i blew air and there was good resistance but still bubbling underwater from the sides of the cone...I called Gus at pacific injection and he told me that it will alway leak a bit of air and that most all of them do... So now i am not sure what to do... i was thinking about adding a manual cut off to the air hose that goes to the back of the intake that i could turn off once the car is warmed up while i am AFR hunting.. but still not sure...

Does the one you have allow you to blow air bench/stove top tested?

 

[gallian93]

Still looking for a spare that seals well... anyone parting with one?

[shermanmartinez]

I have complete good used pumps, but not a warm up regulator by itself.  Maybe you could have a spare pump as well as a regulator? shermanmartinez at Hotmail dot com

[gallian93]

18 hours ago, shermanmartinez said:

I have complete good used pumps, but not a warm up regulator by itself.  Maybe you could have a spare pump as well as a regulator? shermanmartinez at Hotmail dot com

Thanks...but i think getting a back up pump may bit cost prohibitive for me at this point...