fuel pump problem.
fuel pump problem.
hey i was wondering where i could buy a replacement fuel pump for my gsl-se.
i tried to get one from lordco the local auto parts place but it was like 230$ or something, so i was hoping there was a better place to get one from.
i live in vancouver, canada by the way.
thanks.
i tried to get one from lordco the local auto parts place but it was like 230$ or something, so i was hoping there was a better place to get one from.
i live in vancouver, canada by the way.
thanks.
Originally Posted by Power Aids
hey i was wondering where i could buy a replacement fuel pump for my gsl-se.
i tried to get one from lordco the local auto parts place but it was like 230$ or something, so i was hoping there was a better place to get one from.
i live in vancouver, canada by the way.
thanks.
i tried to get one from lordco the local auto parts place but it was like 230$ or something, so i was hoping there was a better place to get one from.
i live in vancouver, canada by the way.
thanks.
so which aftermarket companies are good?
i know my bro has a wallbro for his t2 but that seems a little excessive.
my brother also has his stock t2 pump wil that work or is it too much?
thanks.
i know my bro has a wallbro for his t2 but that seems a little excessive.
my brother also has his stock t2 pump wil that work or is it too much?
thanks.
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Originally Posted by brap brap
i think the carter is a carb pump? will any other stock pumps work? (tt supra, dsm?). id go used or at least aftermarket (walboro, etc), 230 is ridic. 

Power Aids - there's not that much volume to worry about when you remove fuel lines, mostly it's residual pressure which causes it to squirt out in all directions when you first get the hose off.
Have a rag handy and around the hose as you remove it and you should be fine. Either that, or wait about 1/2 hour for the pressure to bleed off and then it won't shoot much at all.
BTW, shooting fuel from the lines when removed is a good thing - it means your fuel injectors aren't leaking.
Have a rag handy and around the hose as you remove it and you should be fine. Either that, or wait about 1/2 hour for the pressure to bleed off and then it won't shoot much at all.
BTW, shooting fuel from the lines when removed is a good thing - it means your fuel injectors aren't leaking.
Last edited by LongDuck; Jul 27, 2005 at 10:44 PM.
well i started taking off the pump and a lot of gas came out...
i mean like i filled up a 2 litre bottle and it was still coming.
i dont know but i took the fuel pump off my 12a a few months ago and that much didn't come out.
i mean like i filled up a 2 litre bottle and it was still coming.
i dont know but i took the fuel pump off my 12a a few months ago and that much didn't come out.
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