Dead fuel pump: Replace with facotyr or a basic Holley?
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Dead fuel pump: Replace with facotyr or a basic Holley? My friends' '99 TA has a dead pump (at least that is what we've narrowed it down to)
Anyways, wondering if he should go with a factory replacement pump or if he can pick up a something like a Holley 155. He has a TR-224-112 and long tubes. He plans to cut a hole to install and so if he decides to step up his performance, swapping to something bigger shouldnt be a problem.
Basically wondering if A. The pump will support the basic mods B. Is the pump a direct replacement, or does is need different wiring, etc.
Thanks
Oh and I tried to search but got: 503 Service Unavailable
Anyways, wondering if he should go with a factory replacement pump or if he can pick up a something like a Holley 155. He has a TR-224-112 and long tubes. He plans to cut a hole to install and so if he decides to step up his performance, swapping to something bigger shouldnt be a problem.
Basically wondering if A. The pump will support the basic mods B. Is the pump a direct replacement, or does is need different wiring, etc.
Thanks
Oh and I tried to search but got: 503 Service Unavailable
you could consider the racetronix kit, or if the car is not that modded up, just another stock one. I would really make sure it's the fuel pump though. Do you hear it build up pressure right when you turn the key to on (you will hear a little humming)?
btw, tell your friend not to run his tank low all the time if he does. this will kill a pump for sure.
btw, tell your friend not to run his tank low all the time if he does. this will kill a pump for sure.
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Originally Posted by PongoX11
My friends' '99 TA has a dead pump (at least that is what we've narrowed it down to)
Anyways, wondering if he should go with a factory replacement pump or if he can pick up a something like a Holley 155. He has a TR-224-112 and long tubes. He plans to cut a hole to install and so if he decides to step up his performance, swapping to something bigger shouldnt be a problem.
Basically wondering if A. The pump will support the basic mods B. Is the pump a direct replacement, or does is need different wiring, etc.
Thanks
Oh and I tried to search but got: 503 Service Unavailable
Anyways, wondering if he should go with a factory replacement pump or if he can pick up a something like a Holley 155. He has a TR-224-112 and long tubes. He plans to cut a hole to install and so if he decides to step up his performance, swapping to something bigger shouldnt be a problem.
Basically wondering if A. The pump will support the basic mods B. Is the pump a direct replacement, or does is need different wiring, etc.
Thanks
Oh and I tried to search but got: 503 Service Unavailable
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