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> Bosch vaccum cannister interchangeability, can you swap between dizzies?
bbrock
post Jun 24 2019, 10:43 PM
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I rebuilt my Bosch 2.0L dizzy (p/n 039 905 205) but the vacuum canister is bad so I used a good one from a 1.7L dizzy I have on hand. The PET lists these as different part numbers and now I'm wondering if I need to track down the correct canister for this dizzy. Anyone know how much difference in advance between canisters and if it will make a difference? I'm going to be running Webers for now but may eventually restore the D-Jet and install.
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post Jun 24 2019, 11:58 PM
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QUOTE(bbrock @ Jun 25 2019, 04:43 PM) *

I rebuilt my Bosch 2.0L dizzy (p/n 039 905 205) but the vacuum canister is bad so I used a good one from a 1.7L dizzy I have on hand. The PET lists these as different part numbers and now I'm wondering if I need to track down the correct canister for this dizzy. Anyone know how much difference in advance between canisters and if it will make a difference? I'm going to be running Webers for now but may eventually restore the D-Jet and install.


Can't be totally sure,seem to remember the vacuum cans aren't constant and list several different numbers from different years which is for 1.7,1.8 and 2.0.
Someone on here must have tried a 1.7 one to see??,but think the advance may be set for the motor you are using with original fuel system.
However running carbs will most likely not be noticed @ all if you are getting full vacuum signal.
No one wants to pay NOS prices for there units ,most want mental prices for them,good luck and by the way amazing work on this car.
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