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What changed between 02 87-88 pump and 03 89-? I’ve seen places selling same Bosch pump to cover 87-95. Is that error on their part?
Both pumps have the same output so should work in all cases. The issue is supply and price. 02 is gone and 03 is in short supply and will be gone soon. As a supplier I look for sustainable sources and I am sure if you are looking for one individual pump you can find one.
I am sure we will find an alternative or pay the Porsche premium.
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Does it have the "Do It Yourself" manual transmission, or the superior "Fully Equipped by Porsche" Automatic Transmission? George Layton March 2014
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Both pumps have the same output so should work in all cases. The issue is supply and price. 02 is gone and 03 is in short supply and will be gone soon. As a supplier I look for sustainable sources and I am sure if you are looking for one individual pump you can find one.
I am sure we will find an alternative or pay the Porsche premium.
Yes. The Standard PR71 and PR68 are both still available for around $100. Those are both fuel pressure regulators. The dampeners are a different animal and are now sky high.
Bosch 87+ FPR's are hard to find and pricey. Standard are not. I bought a Standard a few months ago in the hope there would be a Bosch unit in the box. No such luck, but I am now glad I didn't send it back.
04-27-2019, 09:26 AM
George Layton March 2014
