If youve replaced your stock fuel pump, please read...
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If youve replaced your stock fuel pump, please read...
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Okay, for those that have replaced their stock fuel pump, does anyone still have their good working stock one? If you do, and you want to make some money (who doesnt!) I need one for a short period of time. I'm having fuel pressure problems, and the only thing I haven't checked is my Walborro pump, and I no longer have my stock pump. I'll give anyone money for shipping both ways, and a rental/security fee if they let me borrow their pump for a couple days. I just need to find out if mine is bad or not, then I'll order another one. PLEASE, if anyone can help, let me know. Thanks in advance....
Okay, for those that have replaced their stock fuel pump, does anyone still have their good working stock one? If you do, and you want to make some money (who doesnt!) I need one for a short period of time. I'm having fuel pressure problems, and the only thing I haven't checked is my Walborro pump, and I no longer have my stock pump. I'll give anyone money for shipping both ways, and a rental/security fee if they let me borrow their pump for a couple days. I just need to find out if mine is bad or not, then I'll order another one. PLEASE, if anyone can help, let me know. Thanks in advance....
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Re: If youve replaced your stock fuel pump, please read...
Originally posted by mtrai760
Moderators, please do not move this for at a few hours, PLEASE!!! I'm desperate and need people to read this...
Okay, for those that have replaced their stock fuel pump, does anyone still have their good working stock one? If you do, and you want to make some money (who doesnt!) I need one for a short period of time. I'm having fuel pressure problems, and the only thing I haven't checked is my Walborro pump, and I no longer have my stock pump. I'll give anyone money for shipping both ways, and a rental/security fee if they let me borrow their pump for a couple days. I just need to find out if mine is bad or not, then I'll order another one. PLEASE, if anyone can help, let me know. Thanks in advance....
Moderators, please do not move this for at a few hours, PLEASE!!! I'm desperate and need people to read this...
Okay, for those that have replaced their stock fuel pump, does anyone still have their good working stock one? If you do, and you want to make some money (who doesnt!) I need one for a short period of time. I'm having fuel pressure problems, and the only thing I haven't checked is my Walborro pump, and I no longer have my stock pump. I'll give anyone money for shipping both ways, and a rental/security fee if they let me borrow their pump for a couple days. I just need to find out if mine is bad or not, then I'll order another one. PLEASE, if anyone can help, let me know. Thanks in advance....
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Re: Re: If youve replaced your stock fuel pump, please read...
I'll send ya the money right now. How much do you want for shipping? I can just send ya like, $25 or so, let me know. Email me your address blubottlemax@hotmail.com
Thanks Eric.
Matt
Thanks Eric.
Matt
Originally posted by Ramius83
I will let you borrow mine, give it that you pay for shipping only. you don't have to worry about the "rental fees"....
I will let you borrow mine, give it that you pay for shipping only. you don't have to worry about the "rental fees"....
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I have been haviny my Fuel press drop after about 30 minutes of driving. When I start the car FP is at about 49PSI, but then after about 30min it drops from 41-45PSI? This happens no matter how much gas I have, after speaking with Mardigras, he mentioned he has the same issue, and that it could be related to fuel temp. Any one else have this issue?
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Originally posted by mtrai760
If I'm loosing pressure in my gas tank, wouldn't it cause a check engine light to come on, or give me a code?
If I'm loosing pressure in my gas tank, wouldn't it cause a check engine light to come on, or give me a code?
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Originally posted by mtrai760
It started with about 1/2 tank left...
It started with about 1/2 tank left...
Anyway, I get ticked and took it apart and I think the problem was that I didn't have it all the way down to the bottom of the tank. I took it out put it back in and now I can nail it with the empty light on and its still ok. I just did this last week because it was driving me nuts.
It looked ok when I removed it too, so I was just very careful when I reinstalled to make sure the strainer was touching the bottom and down as far as it would fit in the plastic holder. If this sounds like yours its worth a try, sure fixed mine up.
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When you put the fuel pump plastic cradle back in, did it snap in place? Did it sit level with the pick up straner pretty much flat againest the bottom of the tank? When you put the top cover on, did you have to force it close or was it close fairly easy?
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Jim and Tony
Ive had the pump in thier for the past 8 months or so with NO problems. I don't remember everything about putting it in, but it was a breeze, and Ive run normal fuel pressure and nitrous boosted fuel pressure from 60-85 psi without any problems. I'm borrowing a stock fuel pump, and when I take everything apart to change it out, I will check and make sure my Walborro is installed correctly. Ive run from a full tank all the way down till my light is on many times, and Ive never had a problem with fluctuating pressure until now...
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Re: Jim and Tony
Originally posted by mtrai760
Ive had the pump in thier for the past 8 months or so with NO problems. I don't remember everything about putting it in, but it was a breeze, and Ive run normal fuel pressure and nitrous boosted fuel pressure from 60-85 psi without any problems. I'm borrowing a stock fuel pump, and when I take everything apart to change it out, I will check and make sure my Walborro is installed correctly. Ive run from a full tank all the way down till my light is on many times, and Ive never had a problem with fluctuating pressure until now...
Ive had the pump in thier for the past 8 months or so with NO problems. I don't remember everything about putting it in, but it was a breeze, and Ive run normal fuel pressure and nitrous boosted fuel pressure from 60-85 psi without any problems. I'm borrowing a stock fuel pump, and when I take everything apart to change it out, I will check and make sure my Walborro is installed correctly. Ive run from a full tank all the way down till my light is on many times, and Ive never had a problem with fluctuating pressure until now...
Good Luck
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Re: Re: Jim and Tony
Originally posted by Jime
Ok sounds like you are on the right track Matt. Hope you get it solved its a real pain trying to analyze something like that.
Good Luck
Ok sounds like you are on the right track Matt. Hope you get it solved its a real pain trying to analyze something like that.
Good Luck
Would I get better performance and gas mileage by upgrading to a Walborro fuelpump or stick with the factory one?
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Re: Re: Re: Jim and Tony
Originally posted by Ghost face Max
Would I get better performance and gas mileage by upgrading to a Walborro fuelpump or stick with the factory one?
Would I get better performance and gas mileage by upgrading to a Walborro fuelpump or stick with the factory one?
Unless you are running some sort of boost, ie Nitrous, Supercharger or Turbo you are wasting your money.
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Originally posted by Jime
No better performance, the only reason to upgrade is if stock pump will not handle pressure or flow requirements.
Unless you are running some sort of boost, ie Nitrous, Supercharger or Turbo you are wasting your money.
No better performance, the only reason to upgrade is if stock pump will not handle pressure or flow requirements.
Unless you are running some sort of boost, ie Nitrous, Supercharger or Turbo you are wasting your money.
Thanks Jime,
For your imput, stock it is then!!!!
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