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12v Turbowerx Electric Turbo Oil Scavenge Pump Upgraded Heatsink on 2040-parts.com

US $100.00
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Oxford, Florida, United States

Oxford, Florida, United States
12V TurboWerx Electric Turbo Oil Scavenge Pump UPGRADED HEATSINK, US $100.00, image 1
“Slight signs of wear, but works perfectly”
Brand:Turbowerx OE Spec or Performance/Custom:Performance/Custom Warranty:No Warranty

Used 6 months, works great.  I sold the car and removed the pump. Yours for a fraction of the cost.

TurboWerx High-Temperature Electric Oil Scavenge Pump "Spartan-series"

Powerful, quiet, and PROVEN over years. Manufactured exclusively for TurboWerx, this custom engineered pump is designed to scavenge hot turbocharger drain oil from anywhere to anywhere in automotive applications. With its 1.75GPM (105GPH) scavenging capacity, it is powerful enough to scavenge oil from two journal-bearing turbos. It will self-prime/draw from over 8 vertical feet, and pump the oil as high as 20 vertical feet. The custom black anodized finned heatsink lowers operating temperature, further enhancing reliability. 

The new heatsink design allows the pump to be rotated to any position across the full 360 degrees. See second picture for example of 180 degree rotation.

Whether the application moves 1 oz of oil a minute or up to 1.75 gallons a minute, 'under-flow' applications are no problem. In fact, the TurboWerx pump may be run dry indefinitely. Maximum operating pressure is 60 psi.

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