Bosch no longer producing Fuel Pressure Regulator (FPR)

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  • MrBurgundy
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    Originally posted by roguetoaster
    Welcome to r3v?
    lol

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  • jeffnhiscars
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    What they list as available is not always current. Before you order then wait forever, best to call them

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  • cory58
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    Originally posted by locar
    I ended up with Pierburg off UK eBay. What are these suppliers you speak of? FCP Euro recommended but said none of their suppliers had it.

    AutohausAZ lists it as available. FCP lists it as "ships in 1 day." Interesting that they could not get it.

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  • Melon
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    Oh man, I just bought one recently too.
    Glad I did.

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  • locar
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    I ended up with Pierburg off UK eBay. What are these suppliers you speak of? FCP Euro recommended but said none of their suppliers had it.

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  • roguetoaster
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    Originally posted by rainbowlari
    Oh I see
    Welcome to r3v?

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  • rainbowlari
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    Oh I see

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  • nando
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    they are an OE supplier to BMW.

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  • cory58
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    Several of my usual go-to suppliers have Pierburg brand FPRs in stock. Don't know anything about Pierburg.

    Cory

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  • nando
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    any 43.5 psi / 3.0 bar 1:1 ratio regulator will work.

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  • e30austin
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    My warehouse carries, both a Bosch, and a Pierburg unit. Both are OEM specification. You just have to know where to look. I almost never see them fail. FWIW

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  • jeffnhiscars
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    Originally posted by flyer92
    Apologies...I'm not familiar with the difference in these manufacturers, but what's wrong with Echlin or Delphi?
    Echelon has been around for decades and was a go to after market brand and Delphi was a part of GM until they were spun off some years ago. I think either of them would know how to make a reliable FPR

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  • TobyB
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    Welcome to the joys of owning an old car.

    I don't think you can get an ECU any more, either.

    Eventually, they'll stop making engine parts entirely.

    Fuel pressure is easy- use the aftermarket stuff, and if it doesn't
    work right, get a conversion kit to use an aftermarket remote regulator.

    This is going to become the norm, you know...

    t
    owns several 2002s, an old Datsun, a Volvo 122, and so forth...

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  • locar
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    Originally posted by flyer92
    Apologies...I'm not familiar with the difference in these manufacturers, but what's wrong with Echlin or Delphi?
    Well, Bosch is the OEM for starters. In fact, the Motronic was designed by Bosch. However, I don't know anything about the other manufacturers.

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  • flyer92
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    Apologies...I'm not familiar with the difference in these manufacturers, but what's wrong with Echlin or Delphi?

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