348 proactive replacable parts?

I have been going through a list of things that can fail or do fail and are consumable, inexpensive and easily replaced items, especially if you xref the parts, $700 part turns into a $60 part. Since these parts are going on 30 years old, replacing them whole sale before they cause problems makes sense to me. I prefer to avoid death by 1000 paper cuts as it were and just go through them at one shot.

Here is a list of items I have identified, does anyone have any other items that are consumable? I feel there are more fuel/vacum/air/check values,sensors I am missing that someone out here has had issues with.

Cut off valve - 147390
Non return VALVE/CHECK- 148494
Anti-Evaporation valve - 130978
Roll over valve-139568 (Cant find one or xref part)
Radiator Fan Sensor - 158655
Water Temperature Sender Unit, for Water Manifold - 104628
Water Temperature Sensor - 125769
Oil Pressure Sender Unit - 135940
Thermocouple - 156547
Oxygen Sensor - 121515
Angular Speed Sensor - 130975
Oil Radiator Thermoswitch - 123277
Thermostat - 165473

 

Yep I get it hard to pass up and if you ever need it, you'll be glad you have it.

For this though I am am thinking consumable parts, switches, valves, sensors etc. Saw a post from Ernie where his tank was crushing due to check valves stuck open, I just bought to new ones for $68 as an example.

 

FPR is a good one, yes thanks, cheap and easy definitely falls into why not replace it after 30 years, for me at least, not everyone will agree and that's fine.

 

Yes I read your thread on fuel pump rebuild. I have those parts on my list as well. Nope it has never been done. Actually many of the items I have slated come from your posts.
Fuel Pump 155592
Fuel Pump Anti-Vibration Pad 126807
Fuel Pump Plug O Ring 134233
Fuel Pump Rubber Gasket 144232
Fuel Filter Cover Rubber Gasket 126809
Fuel Pump Cable Cover 137612
Fuel Pump O Ring 138453


I sure wish I could fine a xref for Roll over valve-139568. Lots of used ones out there, I have a used on in my car already though . Sure would like a new one.

 

So many connections are old or corroded or externally or internally I just replaced most sensors that can cause issues, at 29 years old it's time. Fans for example they tend to draw more power st start as they age so I read out here, who wants fuse box problems, cheap to replace with new ones, besides who wants motors to fail when in traffic in NJ.

Well sorted car means well sorted and there is no short cut I don't believe in waiting for something to break or leave me stranded with stuff we know if going to fail in time, they are known as consumables for a reason, at 29 years old the clock is running out gremlins creep in. Driving in the city is different than living in Scottsdale like I used to there I would probably wait, every try and get towed out of downtown NJ city? It ain't fun.

Yes things can still break I could throw a rod tomorrow but a majority of the items I got from the forum. Every time I read a "help" or "CEL light" or a repair thread that someone had a problem with that item goes on my list. Lots from Ernies threads, who wants a collapsed gas tank, not me, on the list those check valves went.

Aside from the major done at purchase time, its all DIY. Lots of shiny new electrical connections/components all corrosion treated with factory level resistance. The car purrs I'll tell you that.

I probably have done a few things a and forgot to record on my master list but here is my progress so far that I remembers to record.
Asterisk* means it's completed:

1. *Inspect and properly splice connection on previous stereo install if needed (they are all hacked)
2. *Install wheel spacers
3. *Reverse wheels to correct side
4. *Leak-down and compression check
5. *Replace spark plug wires OEM
6. *Replace AC drier and compressor R34 conversion and seals
7. *Major service with Ricambi kit check/adjust valves as needed (none needed)
8. *Replace Water pump OEM
9. *Install Hill cam tensioner pullies
10. *Tack weld cam pulley
11. *Replace front front block oil pump bearing with roller to ball upgrade OEM
12. *Replace front timing chain cover bearing and seal with Hill eng bearing
13. *Replace oil pump chain tensioner with 360 update OEM
14. *Replace timing chain tensioner pad OEM
15. *Replace Ignition Control Modules BOSCH 0227100200
16. *Replace both Fuel Pressure regulator Standard Motor PR161
17. *Replace front grill with Challenge grill with Cavilino OEM
18. *Replace rear grill Cavilino OEM
19. *Buy 2 sets of spare Carrello fog light lenses
20. *Replace new third brake light OEM
21. *Add Cavilino to ashtray OEM (308)
22. *Replace shift gate with slick shift gate Hill Eng
23. *Replace Shift knob Hill Eng
24. *Replace glove box strut OEM
25. *Replace all relays and fuses in foot well and bonnet panels OEM
26. *Stabilitant to fuses/relays
27. *Replace HVAC servo and fix flap with brass fitting OEM/Hill eng
28. *Replace Hidden AC fuse with glass bullet fuse
29. *Adjust interior door open latchs
30. *Lube window rails
31. *Add Window accelerators (did nothing)
32. *Replace Right tail light bucket bulbs
33. *Replace both inside door side marker bulbs
34. *Replace Left tail light bucket bulbs
35. *Replace License plate light assemblies & add new bulbs
36. *Decorode & Stabilitant to MAF and clean MAF
37. *Replace all fuses under bonnet OEM
38. *Replace all fuses passenger foot rest
39. *Replace dash bulbs and add Stabilitant connections
40. *Decorrode HVAC panel interior connection and add Stabilitant
41. *Replace engine bonnet struts OEM
42. *Buy new/Spare center plate desticky OEM #146375
43. *Buy new/spare Driver side AC vent desticky as spare parts
44. *Buy new spare AC vent rear tubing with flap and control arm and fix current ones not working
45. *Restore leather seats
46. *Power-coat Door sill rockers Satin Black and implement Stainless inserts
47. *Nickel plate spare door handles and door lock pins
48. *Replace dash instrument panel #147141
49. *Replace Speakers JL Audio CX2
50. *Replace window switches OEM
51. *Replace window switch plates OEM
52. *Recover black door leather with new OEM leather (Classic Coach NJ)
53. *Replace glove box, trunk, cabin bulb OEM
54. *Replace Hedadlight bulbs
55. *Rebuild steering rack and tie rods inner & outer and fab new inner bushing
56. *Align with newer alignment specs (Classic Coach NJ)
57. *Pack front wheel bearings
58. *Rebuild front suspension bushings & ball jounts
59. *Replace front sway bar bushings and end link bushings
60. *Replace both FPR
61. *Replace Cutoff valves and hoses and clamps #147390
62. *Replace Check valves and hoses and clamps #148494
63. *Replace anti evap valve and hoses and clamps #130978
64. *Replace Anti Roll over valve
65. *Replace IAC , Ferrari 142432 - Bosch #0280140505 (or check and clean)
66. *Replace Throttle Position Sensor Bosch #0280122004
67. *Replace both radiator fans SPAL #30102038
68. *Replace COOLING FAN SENDING UNIT OEM #158655
69. *Replace Oil Temperature Sender #104628
70. *Replace Coolant Temp Sensor OEM #125769
71. *Replace Oil Pressus sender and add boot OEM #135940
72. *Replace hose clamps/ nuts. washers/studs
73. *Replace four 90 dend radiator hoses and IAC hoses OEM #136513/122219/143270
74. *Replace both O2 sensors Bosch #0258003222
75. *Replace both Catalytic ThermoCouples OEM #144270
76. *Seal Thermocouple ECU (new condition)
77. *Replace both Crank Positions Sensors OEM #130975
78. *Replace HVAC Engine Auxiliary Water Pump BOSCH #0392020039
79. *Source 2 cars worth of OEM gold/brown Wilton Wool carpet (foot mats, spare for damage etc)
80. *Source new Flywheel (billet form MD Clutches)
81. *Source Male/Female door Amp plugs OEM #142687 & 142688
82. *Source MD Clutches (Voith rebuild kit / clutch rebuild and grease seals o-rings etc)
83. *Passenger kick plate and billet pedals with thicker throttle plate for HT shifting
84. *Add power module protectors OEM #150631
85. *Fab alternator shield
86. Replace dual can exhaust OEM #156072 (Winter 2019)
87. Replace Thermostat and seal OEM #105192 & 130346 (Winter 2019)
88. Re-grease Voith system/flywheel Kluber (Winter 2019)
89. Replace TOB with Hill TOB and plate (Winter 2019)
90. Replace AP Racing clutch plates & pumpkin bearing (Winter 2019)
91. Inspect Gearbox Ringnut and increase stake if needed (Winter 2019)
92. Replace brake pads with Hawk pads (Winter 2019)
93. Replace brake lines with StopTech SS (Winter 2019)
94. Rebuild and paint calipers yellow (Winter 2019)
95. Flush brake/clutch and refill with Motul (Winter 2019)
96. Replace Original carpet with new Wilton Wool (Winter 2019)
97. Decorode Stabilitant to ECU connections (Winter 2019)
98. Rewire door Amp plugs (Winter 2019)
99. Pack rear wheel bearings
100. Replace depression tank and hoses and clamps OEM #140175
101. Replace 3 fast idle SOLENOID VALVE and hoses OEM # 111704
102. Replace rear sidemarker bulbs
103. Replace all Left front turn signal, fog bulbs etc
104. Replace all Right front turn signal, fog bulbs etc
105. Make new Battery, Ground, Alternator, Starter Cables and add 250A fuses
106. Replace ignition Coils
107. Replace oil temp sensors OEM #123277 & 107576
108. Replace cam phase sensor OEM #146312
109. Fuel Pump Bosch #69535
110. Fuel Pump Anti-Vibration Pad 126807
111. Paint black valances to match car
112. Machine 360 wheels to fit properly and refinish

 

Trying to add to a spares box. So I got one. Prices on these is absurd alright, even broken ones can break the bank. I found a new on in Spain I think I was can't remember, it was $6500 USD, passed on that. Let's hope the one I got works from sitting in a box. Guess well see. I'm skeptical all around on it.
Still looking for Bosch FPR's.

 

Yep correct, I can get Standard motors version no problem Rock Auto has them, I have them, but the original Bosch 0280160715 is what I'm after.

 

BTW the Standard Motors IAC valves were horrible, I sent them back before installing them, then ordered MEAT DORIA ones 4 months ago and am still waiting for them so I went and found the original Bosch ones. I'll probably give away the MEAT DORIA ones to someone who needs them.

 

I updated the list and included part numbers for others to leverage if they wish. Many are the correct Bosch x-ref, correct as in I actually go them and put them in. The fuel pumps were a bit of an xref gamble it was not clear, turns out it is correct. Hope some find it useful.
Everything with an asterisk is done so far. Covid is going to put me back a year to finish it. Still need my gorgeous carpet installed and custom mats cut for it with the same material.

⦁ --------------------------------------------------------MAJOR at purchase---------------------------------------------
⦁ *Install wheel spacers
⦁ *Reverse wheels to correct side
⦁ *Leakdown and compression check
⦁ *Major service with Ricambi kit check/adjust valves as needed (none needed)
⦁ *Replace Water pump
⦁ *Replace spark plug wires
⦁ *Replace AC drier and R34 conversion and seals
⦁ *Install Hill cam tensioner pullies
⦁ *Tack weld cam pulley
⦁ *Replace front front block oil pump bearing with roller to ball upgrade
⦁ *Replace front timing chain cover bearing and seal with Hill eng bearing
⦁ *Replace oil pump chain tensioner with 360 update
⦁ *Replace timing chain tensioner pad
⦁ -----------------------------------------------------My Service work-------------------------------------------------
⦁ *Fabricate bypass fan shroud for main radiator
⦁ *Inspect and properly splice connection on previous stereo install if needed
⦁ *Replace front grill with Challenge grill with Cavilino #62126100 & #60032109
⦁ *Replace rear grill Cavilino
⦁ *Buy 2 sets of spare Carrello fog light lenses
⦁ *Replace Third brake light
⦁ *Add Cavilino to ashtray
⦁ *Replace shift gate with slick shift gate Hill Eng
⦁ *Replace Shift knob Hill Eng
⦁ *Replace glove box strut OEM
⦁ *Replace all relays and fuses in foot well and bonnet panels OEM
⦁ *Stabilitant to fuses/relays
⦁ *Replace HVAC servo and fix flap with brass fitting OEM/Hill
⦁ *Replace Hidden fuse with glass bullet fuse
⦁ *Adjust interior door open latch
⦁ *Lube window rails
⦁ *Add Window accelerators (did nothing)
⦁ *Replace third brake light OEM #140568
⦁ *Replace third brake light brackets OEM #62216200 (very corroded)
⦁ *Replace License plate light assemblies & add new bulbs OEM #186180 (very corroded)
⦁ *Replace Right taillight bucket bulbs
⦁ *Replace both inside door side marker bulbs
⦁ *Replace Left taillight bucket bulbs
⦁ *Decorode & Stabilitant to MAF and clean MAF
⦁ *Replace all fuses under bonnet OEM
⦁ *Replace all fuses passanger foot rest
⦁ *Replace dash bulbs and add Stabilitant connections
⦁ *Decorrode HVAC panel interior connection and add Stabilitant
⦁ *Replace engine bonnet struts OEM
⦁ *Restore leather seats
⦁ *Powercoat Door sill rockers Satin Black and implement Stanless inserts
⦁ *Replace Center console plate with new OEM #146375
⦁ *Replace driver door AC vent with new OEM #62620800
⦁ *Replace Passanger door AC vent with new OEM #62620700
⦁ *Nickel plate SPARE door handles
⦁ *Replace dash instrument panel OEM #147141
⦁ *Replace Speakers JL Audio CX2
⦁ *Source 2 cars worth of OEM gold/brown Wilton Wool carpet - @Reoriginals (foot mats, spare for wear etc)
⦁ *Replace window switches OEM #144797 & OEM #144798
⦁ *Replace window switch plates OEM #62158700 & OEM #62158800
⦁ *Replace door mirror switch Alfa Romeo #60529884 / OEM #134414
⦁ *Recover doors with OEM leather (Classic Coach Repair)
⦁ *Replace glove box, trunk, cabin bulb OEM
⦁ *Replace Hedadlight bulbs
⦁ *Rebuild steering rack and tie rods inner & outter and fab new inner bushing
⦁ *Replace steering rack bushings OEM #135139
⦁ *Rebuild front suspension bushings & ball joints (Parts from AW Italian)
⦁ *Replace front sway bar bushings and end link bushings (Parts from AW Italian)
⦁ *Grease front wheel bearings
⦁ *Replace Anti Roll over valve (Nissan Sentra)
⦁ *Seal Thermocouple ECU casing with RTV (new condition)
⦁ *Replace Cutoff valves and hoses and clamps #147390
⦁ *Replace Check valves and hoses and clamps #148494
⦁ *Replace anti evap valve and hoses and clamps #130978
⦁ *Replace both radiator fans 12" SPAL #30102038 & 9" SPAL #30102038
⦁ *Replace COOLING FAN SENDING UNIT OEM #158655
⦁ *Replace Temperature Sender #104628
⦁ *Replace Coolant Temp Sensor OEM #125769
⦁ *Replace Throttle Position Sensor BOSCH #0280122004
⦁ *Replace Oil Pressus sender OEM #135940
⦁ *Replace hose clamps/ nuts/ washers/ studs as needed
⦁ *Replace four 90 bent radiator hoses and IAC hoses OEM #136513/122219/143270
⦁ *Replace both O2 sensors BOSCH #0258003222
⦁ *Replace both Catalytic ThermoCouples OEM #144270
⦁ *Replace both Crank Positions Sensors OEM #130975
⦁ *Replace HVAC Engine Auxiliary Water Pump BOSCH #0392020039
⦁ *Source new Flywheel (billet form MD Clutches)
⦁ *Source MD CLutches (Voith rebuild kit / clutch rebuild and grease etc)
⦁ *Source Male/Female door AMP plugs OEM #142687 & 142688
⦁ *Source new spare HVAC control panel OEM #151711
⦁ *Install PWM controlers for both radiator fans TOYOTA #89257-30060
⦁ *Replace dual can exhaust with Spider OEM #156072
⦁ *Replace Thermosts and seal OEM #105192 & 130346
⦁ *Replace both ignition Control Modules BOSCH #0227100200
⦁ *Replace both ignition Coils BOSCH #0221503407
⦁ *Replace both Ignition Module covers OEM #150631
⦁ *Replace cam phase sensor OEM #146312
⦁ *Replace 3 fast idle SOLENOID VALVE and hoses OEM # 111704
⦁ *Replace Both IAC OEM #142432 - BOSCH #0280140505
⦁ *Replace Both MAF OEM #136374 - BOSCH #0280212018
⦁ *Replace both FPR STANDARD MOTOR PRODUCTS #PR161 (No BOSCH available)
⦁ *Replace both Fuel Pump BOSCH #69410
⦁ *Replace both Fuel Pump Anti-Vibration Pad OEM #126807
⦁ *Replace both Fuel Pump Gasket OEM #153188
⦁ *Replace both fuel supply hoses OEM #133967
⦁ *Replace both fuel return hoses OEM #133968
⦁ *Replace 8 fuel pump wire boots OEM #130146
⦁ *Replace all related fuel pump o-rings seals and crush washers (see diagram)
⦁ *Refurbish Injectors Mr. Injector
⦁ *Refinish fuel rails new powderoat
⦁ *Source NEW ABS Pump and Accumulator TEVES #10.0511-9023.1 / JAG #JLM1885
⦁ *Source NEW ABS pump union kit OEM # 70000509
⦁ *Source NEW ABS pump Mpounting kit from Ferrarichat member (User-C3)
⦁ *Source NEW ABS pressure switch DELCO #ACDELCO 25530882
⦁ Rewire door with new AMP plugs
⦁ Regrease Voith system/flywheel
⦁ Replace TOB with Hill TOB and plate
⦁ Replace AP Racing clutch plates & pumpkin bearing
⦁ Inspect Gearbox Ringnut and increase stake if needed
⦁ Replace brake pads with Hawk pads
⦁ Replace brake lines with SS
⦁ Rebuild and paint calipers yellow
⦁ Flush brake/clutch and refill with Motul
⦁ Replace Original carpet with new Wilton Wool
⦁ Decorode Stabilitant to ECU connections
⦁ Pack rear wheel bearings
⦁ Replace depression tank and hoses and clamps OEM #140175
⦁ Replace all Left front turn signal, fog bulbs etc
⦁ *Replace rear sidemarker bulbs
⦁ Replace all Right front turn signal, fog bulbs etc
⦁ Make new Battery, Ground, Alternator, Starter Cables and add 250A fuses
⦁ Replace oil temp sensors OEM #123277 & 107576
⦁ Paint black valances to match red car (maybe)
⦁ New 355 Wheels (prefer 360 in gunmetal but found a deal I could not refuse)

 

Fyi, the instructions for all of it are out here. Also in the 348 diy sticky.

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