Help! Fuel Pump Died
#1
Help! Fuel Pump Died
Well I pulled into Jerry's and when I came back out I got nothing. Turn the key to the on position and the fuel pump does not make a sound. Now I was going to get a BBK fuel pump, but my boss / owner of a speed shop says not to go with BBK because he has had lots of problems with them in the past, and they say to go with either Edelbrock, or Holley, and to also go with a 190LPH pump. What pump and size do you think I should go with, I need to order one up today so its here the first of the week, also should I order up a fuel pressure regulator and gauge, and if so what brand? thank guys
#3
RE: Help! Fuel Pump Died
I just checked ebay and found a bunch of Walbro 255lph fuel pumps for $99. Shipping was between $0 and $7.99 depending on the auction. Walbro is the brand you want to go with anyway so might as well get it for cheap.
Edited to add: If you want to get a regulator, get a Kirban Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator. I got mine from blue oval industries for $85. A few places have them for slightly cheaper out there. But either way, that's a great quality regulator.
Edited to add: If you want to get a regulator, get a Kirban Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator. I got mine from blue oval industries for $85. A few places have them for slightly cheaper out there. But either way, that's a great quality regulator.
#4
RE: Help! Fuel Pump Died
yes this is for my 1992 mustang...well thats what i was thinking, but my boss said if i got a 255, i would need a fpr and by turning the pressure down,, i would burn the pump up faster? yea ive seen em on ebay, but im not a fan of ebay, so id like to stick with jegs, even though its a little more cash unfortunately... but do you agree that edelbrock and holley would be the top picks? i havent had to do this before so any input would help.. thanks
#5
RE: Help! Fuel Pump Died
okay so going with a 255lph walbro pump is the way to go!? and a kirban fpr, what about a gauge? also, i dont have really any mods to my motor, so i dont want to hurt anthing? I was also thinking bigger fuel rails, or better ones rather
#6
RE: Help! Fuel Pump Died
ORIGINAL: wildsurfer92
yes this is for my 1992 mustang...well thats what i was thinking, but my boss said if i got a 255, i would need a fpr and by turning the pressure down,, i would burn the pump up faster? yea ive seen em on ebay, but im not a fan of ebay, so id like to stick with jegs, even though its a little more cash unfortunately... but do you agree that edelbrock and holley would be the top picks? i havent had to do this before so any input would help.. thanks
yes this is for my 1992 mustang...well thats what i was thinking, but my boss said if i got a 255, i would need a fpr and by turning the pressure down,, i would burn the pump up faster? yea ive seen em on ebay, but im not a fan of ebay, so id like to stick with jegs, even though its a little more cash unfortunately... but do you agree that edelbrock and holley would be the top picks? i havent had to do this before so any input would help.. thanks
Those brands are okay, but I'd still stick with Walbro, even if you get it elsewhere. Their performance is typically rock solid and I can't recall ever running into someone who wasn't happy with theirs.
Also keep in mind that many people who sell things like that on eBay are actually decent sized dealers that have their own shops or sites (blue oval industries, Dyno Tune Nitrous, Texas Hot Rods, even T&L Engines and those guys build NASCAR engines.) As long as it's a new unit from a good source and not from some high school kid who pulled it from his friend's car, tehn you will most likely be fine.
#7
RE: Help! Fuel Pump Died
ORIGINAL: wildsurfer92
okay so going with a 255lph walbro pump is the way to go!? and a kirban fpr, what about a gauge? also, i dont have really any mods to my motor, so i dont want to hurt anthing? I was also thinking bigger fuel rails, or better ones rather
okay so going with a 255lph walbro pump is the way to go!? and a kirban fpr, what about a gauge? also, i dont have really any mods to my motor, so i dont want to hurt anthing? I was also thinking bigger fuel rails, or better ones rather
Bigger fuel rails = a HUGE waste of money for you. Maybe when you get in the 600+ HP range then you can think about it
#8
RE: Help! Fuel Pump Died
okay so we got a walbro 255lph fuel pump, a kirban adjustable fuel pressure regulator, and nothing else...rails are a waste...and I am straight...I dont plan on doing any major mods to the car for quite a while, but when i get the cash down the road..way down the road, id wanna go kenne bell, or turbo
#9
RE: Help! Fuel Pump Died
ORIGINAL: wildsurfer92
okay so we got a walbro 255lph fuel pump, a kirban adjustable fuel pressure regulator, and nothing else...rails are a waste...and I am straight...I dont plan on doing any major mods to the car for quite a while, but when i get the cash down the road..way down the road, id wanna go kenne bell, or turbo
okay so we got a walbro 255lph fuel pump, a kirban adjustable fuel pressure regulator, and nothing else...rails are a waste...and I am straight...I dont plan on doing any major mods to the car for quite a while, but when i get the cash down the road..way down the road, id wanna go kenne bell, or turbo