In tank fuel pump?
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In tank fuel pump?
i finally resurrecting my rex n/a but i found out that the fuel pump is dead and the tank is full of crap. What have you guys replaced your pumps with? where can i get one over the net for cheap? i've seen walbro's on ebay for 100 is that any good?
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Those were the two places that I was going to buy from if I ever needed one. Keep in mind, that if its not stock, your going to need a better fuel pressure regulator im pretty sure, as the pressure will be really high with the pumps that these guys sell. Im not to sure on that, but we'll wait for some other replys to confirm if im dead wrong or right ;0
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Those were the two places that I was going to buy from if I ever needed one. Keep in mind, that if its not stock, your going to need a better fuel pressure regulator im pretty sure, as the pressure will be really high with the pumps that these guys sell. Im not to sure on that, but we'll wait for some other replys to confirm if im dead wrong or right ;0
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im on a budget, and the cheapest pump i've found is a Walbro 190LPH but i cannot find a place on the net that sells them, near Michigan anyone here know a site with those pumps?
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buy a stock pump. it puts out more than enough.
while your at it, change the screws that hold the pump assembly in the tank. the stockers suck. they are 8mm screws.
sorry to hijack, but:
i need to put a new pump in. i have a new pump, but i need to swap it into the old assembly (float, etc). i cant get that damn screw off that holds the pump itself in. any tips?
while your at it, change the screws that hold the pump assembly in the tank. the stockers suck. they are 8mm screws.
sorry to hijack, but:
i need to put a new pump in. i have a new pump, but i need to swap it into the old assembly (float, etc). i cant get that damn screw off that holds the pump itself in. any tips?
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pliers, or get a flat head screw driver and a hammer and hammer the screw driver into the screw and try using the flat head if its stripped, spray wd40 on it the nite b4 too, and i would get a stock pump but they're all over 150+ and thats kind of cash i dont have. wouldn't the FD fuel pumps be too much for a stock 86 n/a fuel system>?
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Taste great, more filling
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If I understand correctly, your fuel pump only supplies the fuel to the injectors - you could put a fuel pump from a Peterbilt Semi in it, and it's still only going to squirt out whatever the injectors are programmed to do, so I'm sure an FD RX7 fuel pump would be fine.
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