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For Sale/Looking For => Parts for Sale/Wanted => Topic started by: One_punchmachinegun on December 09, 2014, 04:29:24 pm
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Hey guys I've got a 4BT rotary pump that I would like to put up for sale. I recently bought it with the intention to go mechanical with the TDI, but after thinking about it I've decided against it.
I would like to start at $400.00+shipping.
I will send pictures upon request.
Thanks much,
Timmothy
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Posting pictures would really help with your sale. We don't know if this pump is a brand new Bosch rebuild still bagged and tagged or a greasy junkyard pull open to the elements.
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I understand, and thank you. I will post pictures tomorrow.
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Pictures are up.
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Bump, I still have this.. make an offer.. 😶
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12mm pump right? just like the 6bt?
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The 4BT is 12mm.
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Correct, there were some that came out not being 12mm after reading some so I will double check with some part numbers
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The part number is 3917530LA , M060806020B,
Libby you might be able to help out and figure out if it's 12my or not.
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IMO, the easiest way to be certain of the plunger diameter is to remove the end cap and use calipers. Torque it back to 55 ft-lbs. For the socket you can get a 24mm 6pt socket and grind out three of the 6 flats or get a 24mm 12 pt and grind out 6 of the points - remove 2 and leave 2, etc...
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Do you mean the remove the pump head.
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No, I mean remove the end plug (large nutlike thing with the triangular head).
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Bump, I've not fabricated a socket yet. I did find that all 4BT pump 12mm. I have every intention of verifying it but it's very doubtful that it's not.
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I thought I might help you by bumping your thread and letting potential buyers know that if they were planning on going mTDI with this pump I have a single governor spring that I would sell that would be drop-in and would give 4500 rpms. The only other bits required for very good mTDI performance would be the advance parts from an eTDI pump.
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Thanks libby, you heard him.
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Make an offer
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i don't understand all the technical stuff. i got an alh tdi and am really thinking of going manual swap into a 91 gti. whats the difference between this pump and the rover pumps people talk about and can i run either as is or do i need to break them open and add parts like mentioned above?
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The cummings 4bt has the ability to have more power and fuel output than the rover pumps, but does require more work to install. I just got one running on my ahu swap thanks to Libbys advice (Andrew). The jury is still out on cold starts with the TDI timing advance assembly, but I suspect it will be fine.
The rover pumps usually are drop in pumps with up to 11mm head sizes. this is usually plenty of fuel for an ahu swap or stock alh. The key is my car is far from stock (compound turbo) and I wanted extra fuel to feed it. The 4bt is the best solution for this. If your not planning on doing rods and major internal engine work I would suggest just sticking to the rover pump if you can find one cheap enough.
Punch- FYI I paid $600 for a rebuilt pump on this forum about 6 years ago from a member that bought two. I don't know the condition of your pump, but hopefully that can help you price it a bit.
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I have started one of my mTDIs as low as -7°F without any block heater. It started instantly. I felt kind guilty about it, too. Any engine (gas or diesel) should have a block heater going if it's going to be started at those temps...
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The pump is a rebuild. Great condition.
I said make me an offer, the worst I can say is no and thank you for your offer.
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I just reread your post shorty, thank you. I kinda misread it last night.
I would like to sell it at a fair price, I would like not to loose money but sometimes that is the name of the game.
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Bump.
Price update $400.00 plus shipping.
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