HDI pump, going going gone

bikeboyz · Unread post by **bikeboyz** » 15 Mar 2005, 01:53

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 06360&rd=1
just stumbled upon this, looks cheap, but not much time to run.

Richard Gallagher · Unread post by **Richard Gallagher** » 15 Mar 2005, 02:33

I bought a brand new one last week for £16 as an 'insurance policy'.

bikeboyz · Unread post by **bikeboyz** » 15 Mar 2005, 03:57

Tell I know nothing off HDI pumps then, the 504 is rather old fashioned in that respect!

Richard Gallagher · Unread post by **Richard Gallagher** » 15 Mar 2005, 11:34

Maybe, just maybe................

Kowalski · Unread post by **Kowalski** » 15 Mar 2005, 14:56

Is £16 the going rate or is that a 'discounted' rate?

TomH · Unread post by **TomH** » 15 Mar 2005, 15:23

oddly enough my folks 406 HDI broke down at the weekend and that is the problem!

Richard Gallagher · Unread post by **Richard Gallagher** » 16 Mar 2005, 01:29

£16 was from eBay, very little interest!

fastandfurryous · Unread post by **fastandfurryous** » 16 Mar 2005, 01:44

is this vendor's statement of £600 from a dealership accurate? My mother has a 306 HDi 90, and I am concerned about knackering the pump as it is an early model, the kind where the supply pump would disintegrate and knacker the high pressure pump. I'd get this one as a spare if it is really that cheap.

wheeler · Unread post by **wheeler** » 16 Mar 2005, 02:24

<blockquote id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">Originally posted by Richard Gallagher

I bought a brand new one last week for £16 as an 'insurance policy'.
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you definitely got a bargain there,these High pressure fuel pumps cost £520 new. even the pressure regulator part alone is £270 seperately.is it the same as the one in the picture ? do you know for sure it is brand new ?

Richard Gallagher · Unread post by **Richard Gallagher** » 16 Mar 2005, 03:08

<blockquote id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">Originally posted by wheeler

<blockquote id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">Originally posted by Richard Gallagher

I bought a brand new one last week for £16 as an 'insurance policy'.
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you definitely got a bargain there,these High pressure fuel pumps cost £520 new. even the pressure regulator part alone is £270 seperately.is it the same as the one in the picture ? do you know for sure it is brand new ?
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Part number 1920 CG, still in its original box with original seals on all ports and no smell of weasel[:D][:D]

fastandfurryous · Unread post by **fastandfurryous** » 16 Mar 2005, 03:45

well the recon one shown at the top of this thread went for just over the hundred mark, so I'd say you got a bargain and no mistake!