I'm rebuilding an '85 Quantum engine now for my 356TD project. and I want to put in a new oil pump while I'm at it.
This engine is a solid lifter type, would it be worth while to install a newer style oil pump from a hyd. lifter engine -- as I've heard that they are larger capacity? It also seems that the newer Meyle pump is actually about $20 cheaper :?:
moT
im currious about this question also....
Are the pumps the same or?
Later pumps are 36mm and will bolt right up. I think it's a good idea especially on TD motors.
Andrew
Hell ya!!
Get the newer 36mm pump for sure.
Later pumps are 36mm and will bolt right up. I think it's a good idea especially on TD motors.
Andrew
You just need new bolts because the 36mm pump is taller
What engines had the 36mm pump? I'm ordering online, and I know they were an OEM application. Just want to make sure I'm getting the right one.
Thanks.
Why not just get it from myke_w? He sells the right ones at a good price.
92 TDs defiantly had them but I'm not sure of the exact range
I agree, check with myke_w
I would, for sure, but I'm ordering a few hundred $$$ of engine parts for a rebuild from autohausaz, not just an oil pump. I'm getting free shipping. Their parts are German unless noted, and the prices are fantastic. I'm sure mike_w is a great guy to do business with, though. Does he sell everything to rebuild an engine? How would I get in contact with him? I wouldn't mind giving him a shot.
I bought all my parts to rebuild my TD from Myke W.
36mm pump, new KB pistons, Rod bearings, main bearings, int shaft bearings, head gasket & bolts, gasket/seal set, mounts, injector nozzles, and some antifreeze hoses.
He gave fast service and every part was excellent quality. All was German OEM I think except for the Glyco main bearings which If I remember right were Made in USA.