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> SOLD: 2.0 Manifold Pressure Sensor - bench tested good, Part number is 0 280 100 037
saigon71
post May 9 2019, 07:45 AM
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For sale is a bench tested manifold pressure sensor for a Porsche 914 2.0. This unit is specific to the 1973 model year. Part number is 0 280 100 037.

I tested both the primary and secondary coils and found them to be good. Next, I drew 20" Hg vacuum on the diaphragm. It dropped to 17.5" Hg at the end of 5 minutes. The allowable drop is to 15" Hg after 5 minutes.

All the rivets are factory. However, the factory epoxy has been disturbed. Someone drilled a small hole through it. I can only assume it has been adjusted at some point.

$160 plus shipping.

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