Webcon Universal Throttle Position Sensor

Webcon has added a Universal Throttle Position Sensor to its range of electronic fuel injection components. The Throttle Position Sensor has been manufactured for Webcon by OEM manufacturer Wabash and can be ordered as part number ATP200. The Throttle Position Sensor boasts a rotation life of a massive 5 million full cycles. It has a …

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Webcon Low Profile Throttle Linkage System

When the renowned Mangoletsi low profile Weber DCOE Throttle Linkage System went out of production in 2021 the availability of low profile linkage options became very limited. Whilst a small number of cheap, imported imitations have surfaced none have come close to the quality of the Mangoletsi unit. Things have now changed though with the …

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It’s Christmas

Yes folks it’s that time of year again and BMW 2002FAQ have those awesome 02 Xmas jumpers back in stock, get yours here before they are all gone; Christmas Sweaters – 2002FAQ

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Original German 02 Handbook How to wash your 02; Push harder; 1970’s BMW Service; Original tool roll; Where to connect the tow rope, rear and front eyelets; Optional 02 tow bar was available via dealers;

Webcon High-to-Low Fuel Pressure Regulator

Webcon is pleased to announce a new fuel pressure regulator for use with carburettors which will reduce high EFi fuel pressure down to low pressure. This reduction allows a more stable high pressure/high flow, EFi type, fuel pump with a swirl pot to supply a carburettor fed engine. The result is a smoother, uninterrupted fuel …

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Oil Drip Tray

We all knows Classic BMW’s (and a lot of other classics) like to leak a little oil. This drip tray is great for protecting your garage floor. It features a low profile and measures a handy 60x40cm. This versatile drip tray is also perfect for keeping all the small parts safe whilst rebuilding heads, engines …

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The BMW 2002 Turbo – ahead of its time

The BMW 2002 turbo was technically ahead of their time, but also marked the beginning of a new automotive era. Both are now up for auction, awaiting true enthusiasts. Under the hood of the BMW is the proven M10 four-cylinder engine, which was combined for the first time with a Kühnle, Kopp & Kausch (KKK) …

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What is the Mille Miglia and How to Enter the Event

Entering the Mille Miglia, one of the most prestigious historic car races in the world, involves a multi-step process with specific requirements. Here’s a detailed breakdown of how to find a car and apply: ​Origins: The Birth of a Legend (1927) In 1927, four Italian visionaries—Aymo Maggi, Franco Mazzotti, Giovanni Canestrini, and Renzo Castagneto—founded the Mille Miglia. Disappointed that Brescia …

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Changes to classic car registrations for the first time since 1980 after years of campaigning to the DVLA

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has confirmed major updates to the way classic and historic vehicles are registered, after years of campaigning by the classic car industry against an outdated process with deep, ‘systemic’ issues. Two huge changes include like-for-like repairs and restorations no longer requiring notification to the DVLA, and vehicles that …

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