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  1. 10-23-2019, 12:28 PM #1
    pkg911
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    Smile Rebuilt electric fuel pumps

    I have several years of rebuilt Bosch electric fuel pumps and am a supplier to several Porsche Restoration shops in the US. These pumps are completely disassembled, checked, and reassembled with new o-rings. They are double sealed-on the inside and outside and then flow and leak tested. The data is included with the pumps and they meet company specifications. The pumps shown are for 911 CSI, MFI, Carb, and 914 Jetronic applications. The pricing $350, $450, $350, and $250 respectively. Shipping is by USPS Priority Mail and is $14.40. Buyer responsible for Paypal fees. I have multiple units of each type and have other Bosch pumps availble also. Contact me with questions at 952 835-9969. I take Paypal at pkg911porsche@aol.com. Thanks for looking. This is a good place to get a spare electric fuel pumps. I also rebuild early Bosch electric fuel pumps for $250. Peter
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  2. 10-23-2019, 05:10 PM #2
    davep
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    Peter, how long can the rebuilds sit on the shelf after they are completed by you? I have several 914/4 pumps of unknown function that could be rebuilt. However I do not need them for use all at once.
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  3. 10-26-2019, 02:07 PM #3
    pkg911
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    Hi Dave,
    Once the pumps are completed they are pickled with a light machine oil and then capped and so should last indefinitely. This is confirmed my shipment of in-stock rebuilt pumps that I have shipped more than a year after completion. They do need to be checked to make sure the fluid remains in the pump so I recommend not uncapping them and possibly checking and topping up if necessary. Thanks for inquiring. Peter
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