ejmack1

c00lduke

Looks good, does that Fuel Pump come with a different EL harness then stock and is that why you have those 2 "free" wires? If that is the case looks good.

~Luke

ejmack1

Yes I have to splice the wires. I just thought maybe others could tell me from there experience installing there fuel pump wether this looks right... Cause it doesn't fit like stock... but it fits

c00lduke

It does look like it sits futher away from the "frame" have you compared it to the stock to see if it is taller or whats different about them.

93FD3S

You should slighty bend the bottom support bracket, so that the pump gets a good seal on the bottom of the metal feed pipe.

ejmack1

what if i just dremel that end of the feed pipe off and use a regular hose and clamps?

Scrapiron7

What pump is that? Looks small compared to the Nipendenso.

93FD3S

You can do that as well. Just make sure you use fuel specific hose...!! I'm sure I didn't need to tell you that. But just in case. Tony

93FD3S

Also be very carefull when putting the pump assemble back in. Don't bend the arm. If you do your fuel level needle will be inaccurate.

93FD3S

Walbro ?

93FD3S

The only thing is if you cut the end off you will have to find a way to clamp down the pump to the seembly.

Railgun

Yeah...that looks like the Walbro. That looks good. Make sure you get some good splicing going and leave some slack in the wires. Also, it's a good idea to get a zip tie and tie it to the bracket. I didn't do it, but the base is a bit more loose than the stock pump, so there's a chance that a good bump on a turn may knock it off the bracket.

ejmack1

Well the kit came with some hose, that would fit on there. and it will still rest on the bracket on the bottom. Im gonna try it tonight and take some pics