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bosch question, on ebay
#1
Is this ok to work on xud, has some electrical shit on but not sure.if its ecu controlled
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.vie...1001682390
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#2
I think its possible to make it work but no dont buy it just buy mechanical pump cos you will just end u with a heap of issues !



#3
It is still mechanical though?
Struggling to find any "normal" ones atm
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#4
(16-12-2013, 09:58 AM)Jimbo Wrote: It is still mechanical though?
Struggling to find any "normal" ones atm

Yer but some part of it is controlled buy an ecu (i dont no much about just no its wrong for the car)

Found this (Because racecar pump Wink )

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Peugeot-306-hy...4acd8aa844



#5
Cheers for the link dude, but only after a9mm or at most 10mm but cant afford ten atm.
Surely someone here must have a bosch setup
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#6
(16-12-2013, 10:07 AM)Jimbo Wrote: Cheers for the link dude, but only after a9mm or at most 10mm but cant afford ten atm.
Surely someone here must have a bosch setup

You put a wanted post up in the wanted section? Thats your best bet, But as we said via pm, bosch pumps are few and far between now days.



#7
Yes that Bosch pump will work mechanical only. It has a mechanical advance with electronic advance "assist" if you like.

It looks like a version with a built in immobiliser, so you'll have to remove the pump armour which covers the fuel screw and the immobiliser circuit board, and bypass that board so you can feed to stop solenoid directly.
A moments silence please, for our brothers in the NAD-zone.
#8
(16-12-2013, 11:18 AM)Martin306 Wrote: Yes that Bosch pump will work mechanical only. It has a mechanical advance with electronic advance "assist" if you like.

It looks like a version with a built in immobiliser, so you'll have to remove the pump armour which covers the fuel screw and the immobiliser circuit board, and bypass that board so you can feed to stop solenoid directly.

Yeah can cut around pump to reveal stop solenoid ok.
Essentially its the same pump though yeah...
Might.bid looks like it could go cheap
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#9
(16-12-2013, 12:31 PM)Jimbo Wrote:
(16-12-2013, 11:18 AM)Martin306 Wrote: Yes that Bosch pump will work mechanical only. It has a mechanical advance with electronic advance "assist" if you like.

It looks like a version with a built in immobiliser, so you'll have to remove the pump armour which covers the fuel screw and the immobiliser circuit board, and bypass that board so you can feed to stop solenoid directly.

Yeah can cut around pump to reveal stop solenoid ok.
Essentially its the same pump though yeah...
Might.bid looks like it could go cheap

No you can't cut it Tongue the plate has to be unbolted, do that. It's off the car so that should be easy.

I've spent hours trying to cut mine, and it won't come. Not a chance, it's holding up my turbo build lol


But yeah it's the same pump.
A moments silence please, for our brothers in the NAD-zone.
#10
Really recommend you just get a propa one not the ecu controlled one but thats up to you just a heads up.



#11
Yeah I have spoke to darren on fb he said not too bother wont work
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#12
(16-12-2013, 02:22 PM)Jimbo Wrote: Yeah I have spoke to darren on fb he said not too bother wont work

Like I said Tongue Wink



#13
i have some bosch pumps if ur after 1
#14
Depends if you have taken them apart?
Dont want one thats been messed around. Gov'd and lda grind is ok.
Ill pm u ted
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#15
Just found this off a 2.1
Has anyone fitted one of these or no if they fit?

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.vie...1220672529
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