Walbro 255 Fuel Pump
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Does anyone know where i can get one for a decent price and which model i would need exactly? i have found a couple but i want to make sure i am ordering the correct one and at the best price possible.
Also possibly where i could find a set of 30# SVO injectors too?
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Also possibly where i could find a set of 30# SVO injectors too?
Thanks!
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Give Racetronix a shout. They offer a fuel pump and wiring harness kit that boosts voltage to the pump. Or, if you just want the pump, they can offer that to you as well.
www.racetronix.com
www.racetronix.com
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well im just wondering what i would need i guess, my car kinda feels like it starts to fall on its face top end, and its got 115k on the stock fuel pump so i figure it wouldnt hurt to replace it anyway since i am cammed and race occasionally on the weekends.
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Replacing the fuel pump can be a labor-intensive job if you go about the traditional method of replacing it by dropping the tank (as opposed to the "cut the hatch" method). Before you engage in such an endeavor, why not pick up a fuel pressure test gauge and do some simple diagnostics to determine your pump's health?
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Replacing the fuel pump can be a labor-intensive job if you go about the traditional method of replacing it by dropping the tank (as opposed to the "cut the hatch" method). Before you engage in such an endeavor, why not pick up a fuel pressure test gauge and do some simple diagnostics to determine your pump's health?
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hey ben if you do end up doin ur fuel pump dale my mechanic knows how to do the hatch in the trunk trick to change the pump. He said for me it would have costed 150 in labor to do. Just in case you wanted to know.
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I agree with the above. I called him on a saturday and he was very helpful with advice and not short with his time. I'll be buying my next fuel setup from him next month.
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You can do it yourself (access door), not to take away from anyone, but i did mine in about 30 minutes, that was takeing out the pump too, it is not that hard, just get the template of where to make your cut, i think shoebox has it, i bought my Walbro 255 pump from EPP for 100.00 back about 8 months ago, its still working great, it holds it own with full bolt-ons & 100 shot. But before you start tearing things apart, make sure you check FP 1st.