Jaguar-Porsche-VW Bosch Fuel Pressure Regulator 0280160200
Jaguar-Porsche-VW New Fuel Pressure Regulator 0280160200
The Jaguar-Porsche-VW Bosch 0280160200 fuel pressure regulator is designed to help maintain steady fuel pressure across the engine system. This small but important part supports consistent fuel delivery, which is critical for clean combustion, stable idle, and responsive acceleration. When fuel pressure becomes inconsistent, the engine may run rough, lose power, or use more fuel than normal. By replacing a worn regulator with this new unit, drivers can restore proper balance to the fuel system and support original equipment performance. It is a practical solution for owners who want dependable performance and a direct-fit replacement built for compatible vehicles.
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NEW FUEL PRESSURE REGULATOR
BOSCH 0 280 160 200
Fit
Jaguar
XJ6 - 78 - 91
XJS - 80 - 83
PORSCHE
912E 1976
914 1974 - 75
VW
Type 2 1974 - 79
Vanagon 1980 - 83
We sell parts by Bosch or vehicle part number. For detailed information about the proper application for your car, contact us or consult your dealership's spare parts department.
Warranty
12 months from the date of purchase
Terms: 12-month prorated warranty, exchange only.
NO RETURNS - NO CASH REFUNDS
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Built for Compatibility and Consistent Operation
This fuel pressure regulator is intended for Jaguar-Porsche-VW applications that require part number 0280160200. It is designed to match the original equipment, helping ensure proper installation and dependable operation. A proper fuel pressure regulator must respond quickly to changes in engine demand, and this part is engineered to do exactly that. It helps keep fuel delivery within the proper range, allowing the injectors to operate efficiently under varying driving conditions. For repair shops and vehicle owners alike, this makes it a smart replacement choice when restoring factory-level fuel system performance and drivability.
Signs of Failure and Why Replacement Matters
Fuel pressure regulator problems can show up in several ways, including hard starting, poor fuel economy, engine hesitation, fuel leaks, or black smoke from the exhaust. If the regulator fails, too much or too little fuel may reach the engine, affecting both performance and reliability. Replacing the faulty part early can help prevent larger fuel system issues and reduce stress on other engine components. The Jaguar-Porsche-VW 0280160200 regulator offers a straightforward way to correct these symptoms and support long-term engine health. It is an important maintenance part for anyone focused on keeping their vehicle running safely and efficiently.
Quality Replacement Choice for Maintenance and Repair
Choosing the right replacement part matters, especially for fuel system components that affect how the engine runs every day. The Jaguar-Porsche-VW New Fuel Pressure Regulator 0280160200 offers a dependable option for routine maintenance, repairs, or restoration projects. Its function is simple but essential: maintain the correct fuel pressure so the engine can perform as intended. With the right fit and reliable operation, this regulator improves drivability, enhances fuel efficiency, and reduces the risk of performance issues caused by pressure inconsistencies. For customers seeking a reliable replacement part, this product offers a strong combination of compatibility and value.
Frequently Asked Questions
What vehicles does this fuel pressure regulator fit?
It fits select Jaguar, Porsche, and VW applications listed above, including Jaguar XJ6 and XJS, Porsche 912E and 914, and VW Type 2 and Vanagon models.
Is this a Bosch original equipment part?
This part is identified by Bosch number 0 280 160 200 and is intended as a compatible replacement for vehicles requiring that part number.
What are signs that a fuel pressure regulator may need replacement?
Common signs include hard starting, hesitation, rough idle, poor fuel economy, fuel leaks, or black smoke from the exhaust.
