Alternative parts, what everyone needs to know...

[Gp79]

Hello,

does any one have the alternative parts in an excel or similar format? Now with 52 pages to go through.

Just bought the cooling fan resistor from Eurospares not checking that the Alfa one was the same part, a bit annoying!

Thanks in advance

 

[CatmanV2]

pm me an email address.....

C

 

[Coxy13]

G'day all,

It's probably in here somewhere, but is there an alternate to the Lambda sensor for the Maserati 3200 gt assetto corsa? 207 gbp is a little excessive……

Tim

Edit: Found the Bosch number and it is 0258003819

Seems to be around the 50 pound mark? Catman, can you add into the database for me?

Cheers

Tim

 

[conaero]

4200, Spyder and GranSport Rear Reverse Parking sensor (probably QP too) same at Alfa GT/147/156/159/166 available on Ebay for £15, not the £100 each from Maserati.

The pattern on the face of the sensor is different but you can still buy all four for £60 if it bothers you that much, you cant swap your existing cap over as you will break the internal antenna if you try this.

Same fitment and connector.

Alfa Romeo part number: 735393479





Here is the 4200 sensor note the pattern difference and the blue wire that you will snap if you try to remove the cap:

 

[hodroyd]

Good price and there is no way the end cap can be swapped then without smashing the sensor..??

 

[safrane]

Great thanks...I must have a intermittent fault with one as sometimes I get the bleeps other times the constant bleep to state it is faulty.

 

[adam01]

Re parking sensors BMW units are an exact

Dont have part# handy atm

 

[conaero]

Re parking sensors BMW units are an exact

Dont have part# handy atm

They are but just as pricey as Maserati charge.

 

[CatmanV2]

Bumper off job, innit, Matt?

C

 

[safrane]

Pre face lift can be done in situ. ..face lift have a cover under rear bunper preventig access...unless you have girls hands.

 

[CatmanV2]

Pre face lift can be done in situ. ..face lift have a cover under rear bunper preventig access...unless you have girls hands.

Really?! I'd *really* like to get mine fixed. Don't suppose you've got any advice? I know it's the NS one as it doesn't click and parking up would be much much better

C

 

[safrane]

I believe the outer sleave that is paited and you can see goes into the hole and the inner workings then push fit onto them thus holding itself in situ.

 

[hodroyd]

My bodyshop guy says the rear bumper comes off within a few minutes, so not a massive job..!!

 

[CatmanV2]

My bodyshop guy says the rear bumper comes off within a few minutes, so not a massive job..!!

Yeah, heavy I suspect. I might have a crawl around at the weekend.

Cheers!

C

 

[hodroyd]

No I don't think so, there's nothing in it..!!

 

[CatmanV2]

No I don't think so, there's nothing in it..!!

Oooh, OK

C

 

[hodroyd]

It's only like a simple skin cover..!!

 

[mjheathcote]

My body shop took off my rear bumper to sort a little corrosion under the rear light, where the rear bumper when fitted at the factory scratches the paint when first fitted.
No problem once the boot linings have been removed to get to the bolt heads, plus the battery needs shifting over a bit too.

 

[safrane]

Is there a way ro detect which sensor if faulty?

 

[2b1ask1]

They often have water in or on them (in the ones with the groove) that causes them to give a continuous bleep... As far a isolating the faulty one, as far as I recall you can disconnect them individually without the CAN-Bus throwing a wobbly