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Old 07-18-2006, 10:13 PM   #1
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I went with bigger injectors now, and I don't need the Pierburg. It's in working condition, and easily supplied over 100+psi (did it once ). 120$ plus shipping. Paypal or international money order accepted. Installation instructions can be found on FM's website for the FM1 kit fuel pump install. Item will not be shipped until payment is received. May take 10 business days because I'm from Canada.
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that $120 usd?
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Hey can you show a link to the install instructions?
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Hey Loki,

I think I still have a copy of the Aerodyne install directions. PM me your email and I'll shoot them over to you. I believe it contains the Pierburg install instructions.
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120 Us....I need to fund my 1.8 rear
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Sent payment for the pump.
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If i was a moderator I could lock this thread, but I have no power so I will bump it for someone else to.....oh man am I bored.
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there's a good picture on Hakuna's site.

Keep a fire extinguisher close. I also uesd forcepts to pinch off the fuel lines for minimal spillage during installation.
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If i was a moderator I could lock this thread, but I have no power so I will bump it for someone else to.....oh man am I bored.
Usually I wait for parts recieved to close threads. I read for the SOLD post... but alas it is closed.
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