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Old 08-27-08, 03:23 PM
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NA/turbo OMP difference?

did some searching and couldnt come up with any real CONCRETE answers.


while working on my car, my dad managed to throw out/lose my S4 T2 OMP. i have a friend who has a very low KM S4 N/A OMP with new o-rings, and im hoping i can use that and buy it off him really cheap, instead of having to try and find a T2 OMP, if they are infact, not compatable.


can anyone tell me if the S4 OMPs are swappable? thanks!
Old 08-27-08, 03:49 PM
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i know they are diff. part #'s , time to go pre-mix
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See the LUBRICATION SECTION of the FSM. The flow rates for the na and turbo are not the same. The piston in the Turbo one has a larger bore. Also see the parts fische on this forum for the part numbers. I bet they are different numbers. Screw premox
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thanks hailers, thats what i needed to know. so now, i need a T2 OMP. sigh/

buy n sell section? haha.
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Frankly I don't see a problem using the na omp til you get a turbo one. Just stay out of extended boost for a while and maybe adjust the rod so it starts pulling the lever up some at idle. Like no slack in it.
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well, the car isnt going to be driven. due to unfortunate work issues this summer ive saved like NO money for this coming school year, so i have to pawn off the T2 for half of what its worth, so i can afford to eat ......


hopefully i can find a OMP. just posted an add in the second gen section. thanks guys.
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I have a full stock S4 TII OMP with lines. I'll double check that it's in good shape when I get home. You can have it if you pay for shipping, so you can eat on your studently budget.
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nice - well i'm a student as well and could also use this - so if you don't want it, can i get it please? thx
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Hmm, I never knew they were different part numbers/different in general! I guess if I have a failed OMP again, I'll have to remember that.
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the 84-92 non turbo pump is N246-14-600

86-88 t2 is N318-14-600
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Originally Posted by j9fd3s
the 84-92 non turbo pump is N246-14-600

86-88 t2 is N318-14-600
Probably just a typing error, but the S5 uses an electric pump.

84-88 13B Non-Turbo 14-6000-N246
86-88 13B Turbo 14-6000-N318
89-92 13B All (Electric Pump) 14-600B-N350
93-95 13B All (Electric Pump) 14-6000-N3A2
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hey i know this is a year late, but did he ever hop on that s4tII omp? and if not can i buy it off of you, I mainly just need the connecting rod, thanks either way
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Hailers, i just snaped my OMP as you know. i HATE premix.
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