

| Subject: | Re: 83 Sink's 12V water pump |
| From: | Shawn Wright |
| Date: | Mon, 8 Jul 1996 12:41:14 PDT |
On 5 Jul 96 at 22:35, BusBoys@aol.com wrote: > The immersible water pump was used on US market Westys from the middle of 82 > (Westy SN C00859 on) thru 91. Canadian market Westy's used the > "Outside-of-the-Tank" water pump 80-91. US Models 80-Early 82 (Westy SN > C00858 and back) used the outside-of-the-tank pump as well. Trivia - this > outside pump is the same as used on 74-79 Westy's as well, although VW until > recently, used two different part numbers. Ummm, my '88 is a CDN model (as indicated by the lower location of the 110V plugin) and it had the immersible also. But, an '83 CDN model Westy I looked at did have a factory outside the tank pump, so both types were used on CDN models, but I don't know which year they changed. > Immersible pump was made by a company called "Komet" in Germany and was > recently bought and taken over by VDO in the last year or so. We buy 'em > direct from Europe and sell 'em for $49.95US (V@L members' price is > $44.96)(VAG's price is $71.65US at your "friendly" dealer). Order BBI P/N > 230-10102 My original pump was a VDO, and the dealer in Newport, Or wanted $125US!... If the cheapo pumps dies, I may go back to the immersible, since $45 is a bit more reasonable, and the install is tidier. > Outside-the tank pump is made in USA and we get $39.95US (V@L members' price > is $35.96US)(VAG is a whopping $105.25US!) and is the identical until sold > by the so-called "friendly" dealers. Order BBI P/N 230-10101. Comes with > Fuse too. > > The immersible pump on my 84 Westy works fine. The PO must have had some > problems, because I found a brand new spare wrapped in plastic in one of the > closets when I got it a month and a half ago. > > Jim / BusBoys@aol.com > Shawn '88 Westy 332k (Kyra) '85 Jetta TD 350k (Jenni)
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