I am getting ready to convert my turbo car to E85 and I was going to buy a Bosch 044 pump. I was telling a friend about it and he gave me a Bosch High Flow Fuel Pump that he had bought for a previous project. The number is 0 580 254 996 and I'm having difficulty getting information on the flow rate of this particular pump. Somebody help me out here guys.

 

Come on guys somebody's gotta know about this pump....I've been Google and Bing ing all morning

 

Part Number........ litres / hour ......(pressure)
0 580 254 023........... 168............ (5 Bar) (72psi)
0 580 254 040........... 102............ (6.5 Bar) (94psi)
0 580 254 044........... 200 ............(5 Bar) (72psi)
0 580 254 046........... 207............ (3 Bar) (43psi)
0 580 254 053........... 175............ (5 Bar) (72psi)
0 580 254 909........... 148............ (5 Bar) (72psi)
0 580 254 910........... 130............ (5 Bar) (72psi)
0 580 254 911........... 95.............. (4 Bar) (58psi)
0 580 254 975........... 165............ (5 Bar) (72psi)
0 580 254 979........... 165............ (5 Bar) (72psi)
0 580 254 984........... 165............ (5 Bar) (72psi)
0 580 464 069........... 98.............. (4 Bar) (58psi)
0 580 464 070........... 130............ (3 Bar) (43psi)
B 261 205 413.......... 200............ (8 Bar) (116psi)

I cannot find a Bosch Pump ending with the part #996...... Are you sure its not a bootleg? Post pics....

 

Yeah I'm taking pics now but you can see where my issue is now

 

That is a pump as used in Volvo 240's with k-Jetronic which is a high pressure mechanical fuel system. It's a decent pump and like most b osch pumps performs well with high system pressures.

They're good for 400-450whp with a decent in-tank pump feeding them.

Edit: never mind that is from a naturally aspirated 240 not a turbo. Turbo's use the 984. I don't know what the 996 flowes but presumably less than the turbo pump.

 

Well I'm wanting to go to E85 and my setup already made 464 on pump with a walbro 255. I'm installing a surge tank and mounting this Bosch inline to feed the engine w/ the Walbro feeding the Surge. Think I'll have an issue? Here's some pics

 

044's are $190..... and the guy that posted before you last posted pretty much summed it up.

 

Agreed on the 044. It is probably a bad plan to just install a used pump of unknown capacity and just hope for the best.