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Webasto Sticker Shock
Posted by Archived on November 13, 2012 at 4:06 pmIt appears I need a Flame Sensor, the liltte photo eye that tells the system there is a flame.
You gotta be shitten me! 185.00
Anyone have used one?
Archived replied 13 years, 7 months ago 11 Members · 26 Replies -
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Sometimes I find parts on eBay just make sure they are for your model.
Yes, they are high, the brain box is around 700 or 800. 🙁
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Tom, have you ever tried http://busfixx.tripod.com/busservice/index.html ask for John. I have talked to him, but have never bought anything.
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The cost of German engineering…
I recently replaced the world’s most expensive automotive rheostat. The throttle position sensor that’s mounted under the gas pedal has a $270 price at the Detroit Diesel shop in Vegas. Given I was in Vegas I just chocked it up as another gambling loss.
Seriously, see if you can find any of the manufactures markings. It’s probably a Bosch part.
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Big surprise of the day boy’s, Prevost is the answer.
The Sensor is 550 and ordered, but thanks for the suggestions. .
Also, check out the Control Unit cost, 3590.
Number
Description
Special
Price
871202
Water Heater Thermo 300 $ 1,3650871289
Heat Exchanger $ 4190871294
Fuel Pump Assembly $ 4290871292
Ignition Coil (ss 19400600) $ 1790871291
Nozzle 0.85GPH $ 260871120
Motor 24 volt $ 2620870909
Control Unit $ 3590871298
Flame Detector $ 550871119
Coil Water Heater Ignitor $ 2150871320
Kit Diagnostic $ 5290871303
Motor 24 volt $ 3790871128
Chamber Combustion $ 1 590871316
Nozzle 0.35GPH $ 310871127
Pump Fuel $ 2630871319
Testing Gear $ 6990871285
Temperature Sensor $ 690871296
Solenoid Valve $ 730870913
Motor 24 volt $ 3990870917
Coil Assembly 24 volt $ 990870910
Coil Water Heater Igniter $ 2350871037
Fuel Filter $ 80871290
Ignition Electrode $ 120871302
Fan Rotor $ 370870919
Unloader Power Assembly $ 480870937
Gauge / Ignition Electrode $ 3.50 -
PS – Just in case you wondered what the inside of your Webasto burn tube is like, here’s a couple pics. You’re yearly maintenace should include cleaning the soot from the tube and burner.

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You beat me to it Tom. I had seen that ad from Prevost and was looking for it again to send in. Those prices are pretty good. I was thinking about some spares…I just may have to place an order.
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Was that Control Box price for 12 volt (Webasto 12-Volt – WPX-287-962) or 24 volt?DKO
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Not sure DKO, I know my 12v is the same OEM number as you show.
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Not sure DKO, I know my 12v is the same OEM number as you show.
It should be the same then. I put a call into Prevost Ft. Worth (I am about an hour away this week) to see if they have it there. I am waiting on a call back from them. If not then I guess I can order from Prevost Parts and have it shipped. Is that what you did?Mine is still working some but it is on its way out. I appreciate all of the help.
DKO
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I just order through parts in IL and they ship from the closest facility that has the parts. Usually, Jacksonville or Nashville for me and one day shipping UPS.
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The 287.962 12 volt control unit was $496.28 at Prevost. That is the cheapest new one I have found. DKO
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Tom, what were the symptoms that pointed you in the direction of the flame sensor?
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I’m replacing one of the circulator pumps in my Webasto heating lines. Prevost doesn’t have 12V pumps, just 24V units. I ended up ordering a pump and new seals for the old one from Midwest Bus Parts. MP Pumps, the manufacturer of the pump, was most helpful with identifying the part number.
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