Marco B. · Renault R12
Installation without any adjustments. Smooth power delivery and quicker start-up compared to a worn pump.
Description
BCD 1866/6 — Petrol fuel pump · Applications: Renault R12, R15, R16, R17, R18, R20, Fuego, Alpine A110/A310
BCD 1866/6 is a petrol fuel pump for numerous classic Renault and Alpine applications, including the R12, R15, R16, R17 (from 1972), R18, R20, Fuego and Alpine A110/A310 . It is a suitable replacement part for classic car restoration and maintenance projects, as reported in the source file.
Technical features
- Brand: BCD
- Code: 1866/6
- Type: Petrol fuel pump
Compatible OE codes
Compatible Aftermarket Codes
Main applications
- Renault R12
- Renault R15 (TS/TA — from file)
- Renault R16 (TS/TA/TX — from file)
- Renault R17 (TS/TL — 1972 > )
- Renault R18 (cit. “GTS/Expo…” in the file title)
- Renault R20
- Renault Fuego
- Alpine A110
- Alpine A310
- Case 290/A (reported in the file title)
Why choose BCD 1866/6
- Historical compatibility : covers various vintage Renault models listed in the file.
- Functional restoration : suitable replacement for petrol systems on classic cars.
- Simple identification : BCD code 1866/6 clearly reported in the source.
- Dedicated use : specific for petrol applications (not diesel).
Package Contents
1× BCD petrol fuel pump code 1866/6 .
⭐ BCD Brand Reviews
Davide R. · Independent workshop
Used on R16: stable pressure and no leaks. Good results after initial road tests.
Alessio P. · Alpine A110
Linear power, no vacuum during acceleration. Easy installation with original fittings.
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