FYI on the Walbro Fuel Pump
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FYI on the Walbro Fuel Pump
I have a 3" Turboback exhaust and I could here my fuel pump over my exhaust. Just to let those of you know how have the Walbro fuel pump that if you can hear your fuel pump a lot louder than normal then you might have to stop by where ever you purchase it and get a new one. I bought and had mine installed at Mastro and this was one of the first ones they have see with this problem. So everyone don't jump to conclusions, you usually hear your fuel pump when you turn on the car, mine just happend to be really loud and I even stalled out at 71mph on the way there. Mastro replaced it with no problems. I had my fuel pump swapped out when I got my Ecutek in October, so I had it for abour four months.
Just giving everyone a heads up!
Just giving everyone a heads up!
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That's nothing new for the Walbro pumps. I wouldn't go as far as to say it happens often, but enough that you'll hear these stories from time to time. The ones that work well seem to work very well, unfortunately the ones that don't...don't.
Personally, close to two years and no problems with mine.
Personally, close to two years and no problems with mine.
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does mastro use the hi-press. version of the GSS342?
i believe there's a low and hi press. version available..
(dont know which is best for us either)
ese
already banked a whopping 2200 miles on mine, with no issues (lol)
i believe there's a low and hi press. version available..
(dont know which is best for us either)
ese
already banked a whopping 2200 miles on mine, with no issues (lol)
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I really didn't notice any difference except when they hand me my stock pulley back. Man there is a considerable weight difference. But I was there until 8pm. Not because of the fuel pump they had that done by 430 and I was there longer because my friend finally decided to become and adult and make car payments on a new 05 Legacy 2.5 GT. I talked him into it. It's a lot better than the 93 Paseo he had.
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Originally Posted by Billy
That's nothing new for the Walbro pumps. I wouldn't go as far as to say it happens often, but enough that you'll hear these stories from time to time. The ones that work well seem to work very well, unfortunately the ones that don't...don't.
Personally, close to two years and no problems with mine.
Personally, close to two years and no problems with mine.
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Originally Posted by disalvoj
I really didn't notice any difference except when they hand me my stock pulley back. Man there is a considerable weight difference. But I was there until 8pm. Not because of the fuel pump they had that done by 430 and I was there longer because my friend finally decided to become and adult and make car payments on a new 05 Legacy 2.5 GT. I talked him into it. It's a lot better than the 93 Paseo he had.
yeah the stock ones are heavy as hell. i notice mine was much more responsive and went through the gears faster
congrats to your freind and his new Legacy
