0 280 100 041
This is Nelson's.
Unfortunately, it's not a 914 part number.
Anybody know which car it should go with?
Full Version: Which MPS is this?
Not sure.... but Amazons used similar Djet systems. Maybe A Volvo part. 
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Should be a 1.7
QUOTE(bdstone914 @ Aug 4 2011, 10:06 PM) 
Should be a 1.7
Yeah, I found some cross references to this number via the VW number for a 1.7.
It was plugged into a 13x computer, so I guess it's no wonder the engine wasn't running correctly at the time.
QUOTE(bdstone914 @ Aug 4 2011, 06:06 PM)
Should be a 1.7
I see 0.280.100.049 for a 1.7.
http://members.rennlist.com/pbanders/djetparts.htm#parts
I looked for ....041 and didn't find anything
does it have an allen bolt/screw sticking out where the plugged epoxy would be ont he 914 MPS?
It may be for a 411.
Our MPS is the only dual diaphram MPS used, all the others only have one diaphram....so they dont have the thin one that rips.
I have used most of them....they are far more tuneable then the 914 ones, but you need an O2 sensor and a dyno/seat time to do it.
Rich
It may be for a 411.
Our MPS is the only dual diaphram MPS used, all the others only have one diaphram....so they dont have the thin one that rips.
I have used most of them....they are far more tuneable then the 914 ones, but you need an O2 sensor and a dyno/seat time to do it.
Rich
its for a 72 1.7L 914 or a 72 411/412 1.7L.
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