fpr same as mercedes?
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928's were made for 18 years, lots of different FPR's, injectors, etc used during that time. So the answer is maybe? There are some good Bosch product cross reference guides, here's a link from one of our Australian bretheren,
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...nd-on-web.html
and a specific link to Bosch's product cross-reference pdf that I got from somewhere (don't remember where..)
https://webfiles.uci.edu/redwards/pu...e%20tables.pdf
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...nd-on-web.html
and a specific link to Bosch's product cross-reference pdf that I got from somewhere (don't remember where..)
https://webfiles.uci.edu/redwards/pu...e%20tables.pdf
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The Bosch part number for the injectors for an '82 US Porsche 928 appears to be 0-280-150-154. I googled around and it appears that during this era, Bosch had a application specific part numbers. There may be a cross reference part number, but I don't see it.
EDIT: also searched a few autoparts stores, where they will show all applications, but the only thing they list is the 928.
EDIT: also searched a few autoparts stores, where they will show all applications, but the only thing they list is the 928.
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yeah just trying to save a couple of bucks I already know my dampener is bad and a few of my injectors are not seated very tight and sucking in air and a coup[le of other vacuum leaks here and there it's just a combination of possible causes for my hc levels to be at 1411 and 128 max allowed, I did find one of the injectors had a broken wire on the plug I just have a feeling I"m going to need a little more than a couple of parts so for me less cash is better!