Fuel pump question
12-11-06, 05:36 AM
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Fuel pump question
ok I am doing a TII swap and I'm curious about the fuel pump. Do I have to change it out or can I use the N/A one. If I don't need to it is only for a couple of weeks till I get some money. And if I do have to replace it, do I need to buy a TII fuel pump assembly or just the pump? I don't have enough money for a Walbro right now. LOL
12-11-06, 05:39 AM
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Definately get a walbro or a TII one... N/A won't put out enough fuel and you'll go lean... poof.. Get a full pump unit... Would be foolish not to buy the entire thing.... Lots of o-rings and filter screens and stuff in the pack...
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12-13-06, 09:55 AM
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The supra pump will flow just as much as the walbro in most flow studys in some it even exceeds it. The benifit to haveing the supra pump is it wont over power the fpr and give it a richer than normal idel. Also it is a denso pump and there for more reliable also it is a direct drop in replacement.
As for a fuel filter mazda is the only place I would pic one up, but if your straped for cash try the for sale section. I am guessing your talking about the one in the tank. If its the out side one only replace it with a new oem filter.
As for a fuel filter mazda is the only place I would pic one up, but if your straped for cash try the for sale section. I am guessing your talking about the one in the tank. If its the out side one only replace it with a new oem filter.
12-13-06, 11:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Rocking Rotary
The supra pump will flow just as much as the walbro in most flow studys in some it even exceeds it. The benifit to haveing the supra pump is it wont over power the fpr and give it a richer than normal idel. Also it is a denso pump and there for more reliable also it is a direct drop in replacement.
As for a fuel filter mazda is the only place I would pic one up, but if your straped for cash try the for sale section. I am guessing your talking about the one in the tank. If its the out side one only replace it with a new oem filter.
As for a fuel filter mazda is the only place I would pic one up, but if your straped for cash try the for sale section. I am guessing your talking about the one in the tank. If its the out side one only replace it with a new oem filter.
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