SBC pump replacement estimated cost

[AustinGreyson]

well trodden ground I know but trying to plan on how long I can keep my S211.

Its a 2006 with 126K and is in great nick. There is no record of the SBC pump having been changed so I can only presume its as fitted from new. There are no issues but mileage dictates that it will time out at some time not to distant. I've heard that it may cost around £1k at an indie to renew and that would be fine but much more may have me moving the car on before this occurs. My best case scenario is to keep the car as I really like it.
Can anyone with experience give me an idea of a replacement cost please?
Thanks in advance

 

[merc85]

£1000-£1200 GBP new id budget for.

Welcome to the Fourm btw

 

[flowrider]

These guys are recommended, £375.

https://www.ecu-repair.co.uk

 

[saff]

Why have you copied and pasted the exact question I posted on April 30 2020?

 

[whitenemesis]

Spammer

 

[saff]

Spammer

Cheers, I suspected so. I had my emails hacked a few days back so I'm wondering if it might have something to do with that or was it just a random choice? Who knows

 

[flowrider]

Why would a spammer copy and repost another members thread?

 

[whitenemesis]

To validate the forum link?
Perhaps more will follow to build up post count

 

[AustinGreyson]

well trodden ground I know but trying to plan on how long I can keep my S211.

Its a 2006 with 126K and is in great nick. There is no record of the SBC pump having been changed so I can only presume its as fitted from new. omegle discord xender There are no issues but mileage dictates that it will time out at some time not to distant. I've heard that it may cost around £1k at an indie to renew and that would be fine but much more may have me moving the car on before this occurs. My best case scenario is to keep the car as I really like it.
Can anyone with experience give me an idea of a replacement cost please?
Thanks in advance

Thank you my issue has been solved

 

[OneForTheRoad]

Just to add you can date the pump by its serial number. It may well of been changed ??

 

[saff]

Just to add you can date the pump by its serial number. It may well of been changed ??

I wouldn't bother replying to this individual's post, read further up the thread. He appears to be a spammer. It has been reported.

 

[OneForTheRoad]

It was for you bud.

 

[saff]

It was for you bud.

Many thanks. Yep I've checked the number and it is dated 2006 as is the car so would appear to be the original.

 

[Constalation]

Just to add you can date the pump by its serial number. It may well of been changed ??

Just seen this. How do you date the pump from the serial number please

 

[OneForTheRoad]

Just seen this. How do you date the pump from the serial number please

 

[Constalation]

Many thanks. Which number is it tho as there are a few 3 digit number. Sorry to be a pain

 

[OneForTheRoad]

First numbers of the seriel number stamped in photo. Line b.

 

[Constalation]

First numbers of the seriel number stamped in photo. Line b.

Thankyou

 

[Constalation]

First numbers of the seriel number stamped in photo. Line b.

So it seems I have one manufactured in 2003. So on my 2005 S211 it's probable out of activations which will be the "brake visit workshop" message although the fault code on my iCarsoft MB v1. 0 shows "check wake up procedure of Control Module" not an over activation limit fault

 

[OneForTheRoad]

So it seems I have one manufactured in 2003. So on my 2005 S211 it's probable out of activations which will be the "brake visit workshop" message although the fault code on my iCarsoft MB v1. 0 shows "check wake up procedure of Control Module" not an over activation limit fault

My 04 had a pump change before 76,000 miles . Luckily before I bought it. Its like russian roulette... sorry I can't help with the diagnosis, its over my head .