in here!@southerner, thanks for the offer. I will try to find a used compressor here in Sweden first. The P&P from UK to here will probably be quite a bit.
Also, I believe there are new/refurbished compressors to be found, for example here: http://www.bildelaronline24.se/citroen/ ... ssor-delar
Sorry, the page is in Swedish... Though I don't know which one fits my car, with my luck it is probably the most expensive one...
I'm also trying to find a used water pump Sweden. Not that I know that I need one yet, but getting another one for a rainy day seems like a good idea right now. I can't really grasp that no new water pumps are available for the PRV V6. I mean, it's not like it was an uncommon engine...
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I might be able to get my hands on a water pump for a Volvo B28 / B280 engine. As I understand it that is also a PRV engine. Does anyone know if it will fit the PRV V6 24v?
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http://www.bestpartstore.co.uk/948973mjoelner wrote:I might be able to get my hands on a water pump for a Volvo B28 / B280 engine. As I understand it that is also a PRV engine. Does anyone know if it will fit the PRV V6 24v?
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That looks like a pump for the ES9 engine.Vieil Homme wrote:http://www.bestpartstore.co.uk/948973
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Hmmm. I believe the ES9-pump "looks" like this..............mjoelner wrote:That looks like a pump for the ES9 engine.Vieil Homme wrote:http://www.bestpartstore.co.uk/948973
http://www.aepdirect.com/water-pump-p23 ... ory_id=763
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The PRV water pump is a completely different animal being external and although replacements cannot be obtained it is possible to refurbish as confirmed on earlier threads. With regards, Matthew T.
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1990 V6sei auto (grey auto)
1990 V6sei manual (gold car)
1990 V6.24 Pallas (Germany car)
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Which is why I was wondering if a pump to a Volvo B28/B280 engine (it is also a PRV engine) might fit my XM PRV engine. Not that B28/B280 water pumps are easy to find, but I may get hold of one in very good condition. However, I am a bit hesitant to buy it until I know it fits.MTXM wrote:The PRV water pump is a completely different animal being external and although replacements cannot be obtained it is possible to refurbish as confirmed on earlier threads. With regards, Matthew T.
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