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WTB: 320i radiator, fuel pump, pre-pump/level sender and half shafts/rear axles


Freude am Fahren

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19 hours ago, Freude am Fahren said:

Since I have an early car, the manual specifies an E21 323 pre-pump/sender unit.

I probably have what you need, but if you could clarify:

What do you mean by "early car"

and 

what manual are you referring to?

and 

do you have the part no. referred to by E21 323 pre-pump/sender?  is the pump to be in the tank or inline?

If you investigate, the injection rail on a S14 operates at 3bar.  Early o,n 3 bar pumps were not yet developed, so they used two pumps in series to achieve 3bar pressure.

A radiator shop is a good place to take a leak.

 

I have no idea what I'm doing but I know I'm really good at it.

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Jim,

 

by early car i mean a round tail light. And by manual I mean the aardvark M2 conversion manual. I’m actually looking for both pumps, the inline electric pump and in the in tank pre-pump/sender. I sadly don’t have part numbers 

 

43 minutes ago, jimk said:

I probably have what you need, but if you could clarify:

What do you mean by "early car"

and 

what manual are you referring to?

and 

do you have the part no. referred to by E21 323 pre-pump/sender?  is the pump to be in the tank or inline?

If you investigate, the injection rail on a S14 operates at 3bar.  Early o,n 3 bar pumps were not yet developed, so they used two pumps in series to achieve 3bar pressure.

 

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6 hours ago, Freude am Fahren said:

 

What about a 318i M42 pump? Would that generate enough mojo?

Yes.

Also since you are using Aardvark's manual, are you in need of the hose fitting 12-64-1-439-225 for the hose to the radiator that provides a vent for the head air vent?  I have one laying around

A radiator shop is a good place to take a leak.

 

I have no idea what I'm doing but I know I'm really good at it.

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