New Turbo,questions on installing
Originally Posted by mikeyees13
I had a Walbro 255 lph fuel pump on my 1997 GS-T for over a year with nothing like that ever happening. The only noticable differnce is the subtle whinning noise, but I liked it after a while.
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Originally Posted by JDMevo
Do they have any pictures of it? If they say its from the j-pipe to the stock intercooler location then I'm sure it goes from the j-pipe to where the lower hose of your intercooler is curently attached.
http://www.roadraceengineering.com/2g16ginstallkit.htm
its under the "The Individual Parts" section a little ways down the page, right below the J-pipe.
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Originally Posted by DSMboost97
really? did you have a fuel pressure regulator? fernando just had a 255 put on his 97 GS-T by the BROTHERS and he told me that it takes a while for the engine to fire? He also said that once he put a new FPR on it, it would be fine?
Originally Posted by MaroonclipseGST
I have the walbro 255 on my eclipse and it takes at most 2 secs of a studder for the car to fire. Nothing that would make you worry.
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Originally Posted by DSMboost97
Is that with a 16G or a T25?
But anyways i had a 255 and a 190 at one point and I never had any problems like that. Trust me it's no biggie and install it yourself takes like 20 minutes.
Originally Posted by MitsubishiMike
Trust me it's no biggie and install it yourself takes like 20 minutes.
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Originally Posted by MitsubishiMike
It wouldn't make a difference.
But anyways i had a 255 and a 190 at one point and I never had any problems like that. Trust me it's no biggie and install it yourself takes like 20 minutes.
But anyways i had a 255 and a 190 at one point and I never had any problems like that. Trust me it's no biggie and install it yourself takes like 20 minutes.
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the fuel pump install is a breeze. I did it in a 2g FWD - 20 mins tops first time
Its been awhile, but I remember it some thing like this-
remove back seat
remove FP cover
cut a little metal
remove FP unit
take FP off
put new filter screen on new FP
reverse process
push down cut metal
pop in back seat
Its been awhile, but I remember it some thing like this-
remove back seat
remove FP cover
cut a little metal
remove FP unit
take FP off
put new filter screen on new FP
reverse process
push down cut metal
pop in back seat
Last edited by mikeyees13; Mar 30, 2006 at 04:54 AM.
Originally Posted by mikeyees13
the fuel pump install is a breeze. I did it in a 2g FWD - 20 mins tops first time
Its been awhile, but I remember it some thing like this-
remove back seat
remove FP cover
cut a little metal
remove FP unit
take FP off
put new filter screen on new FP
reverse process
push down cut metal
pop in back seat
Its been awhile, but I remember it some thing like this-
remove back seat
remove FP cover
cut a little metal
remove FP unit
take FP off
put new filter screen on new FP
reverse process
push down cut metal
pop in back seat
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