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hey guys..

i just purchased an n1 oil pump off a guy from the forums..

just wanted to know if there is ment to b any special markings to indicate its n1 oil pump.. it has nissan written on it and a number r11..can anyone plz help. thanks

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Check out the previous listings on this topic, or google it, you will be able to find pictures of a n1 pump next to a standard pump, I also recently bought one and I believe the n1 has 7 screws as aposed to 6 on the standard, also if you remove the screws on the cover the gearing on the inside is like a wave pattern. Just google it to confirm, if you cant find anything pm me and I will take a photo of mine and send it to you, just too lazy to go into the garage and get it right now.

Godzilla32 is selling a standard pump with pics in the add, you can look at the pics and see if yours if different, Like I said, an N1 pump has an extra screw on the backplate. thats the easiest way to tell.

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