Need help finding a part #
04-14-05 | 12:54 PM
#26
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This is the correct part number:
Valve, Solenoid
P/N: N3A1-18-741
Price should be somewhere around $90-100 through Malloy.
If you are seriously considering paying that much for one, I would suggest you first take a look in the FS section. You can usually find some used for ~$20. OR, as an alternative, pay attention to my "custom solenoid" thread, as I will be marketing my custom solenoid racks soon.
-Rob
Valve, Solenoid
P/N: N3A1-18-741
Price should be somewhere around $90-100 through Malloy.
If you are seriously considering paying that much for one, I would suggest you first take a look in the FS section. You can usually find some used for ~$20. OR, as an alternative, pay attention to my "custom solenoid" thread, as I will be marketing my custom solenoid racks soon.
-Rob
04-14-05 | 02:36 PM
#28
Sorry I should have posted this sooner. It's a part number listing that uses the descriptions from the vacuum diagram. The one you are looking for is in row 12.
The good news is that is one of the more failure-prone solenoids, and if you've been having any boost transition issues it could fix it.
Dave
The good news is that is one of the more failure-prone solenoids, and if you've been having any boost transition issues it could fix it.
Dave
04-14-05 | 06:50 PM
#30
Originally Posted by drivinggodspeed
sorry it took so long! saxyman990 has the right #!!
I wouldn't know if there were any boost problems as I bought the car with a blown engine.
04-14-05 | 06:54 PM
#31
Looking at that chart, I can't find the part that he had sent me originally... This is the part # he sent: N390-18-741. And reciept shows List is $93.50 and Charged me $53.13. It is a Valve, Solenoid but I don't know to what. Maybe from a Turbo II?
04-14-05 | 07:14 PM
#32
It looks like he sent the other turbo control solenoid. One is on the rack, has a clip, and handles the pressure sent to the TCA. The other is vacuum, and has a stud so that it gets screwed into the ACV. On my parts list, N3a1-18-741 is the 'E' solenoid.
Dave
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