Fuel Pump Problem
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Fuel Pump Problem
i believe my fuel pump is out, but im aware my pump sits inside my tank due to a modification my brother did when he was still here. now my question is would it be a stock fuel pump or aftemarket?
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Yes,there are several site on line but what are you going back with?The same thing?I would get the pump back on the outside.Easier to deal with if it goes down.You could do the in tank mods and mount your new pump outside....Just athought.
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Not necessarily. It's really just your own preference. Having the pump in the tank will keep air from getting into the fuel system, but the in-tank mods can also help keep air out of the fuel system.
My Walbro is on the frame rail for easier install and/or replacement. My preference since I had already done the in-tank mods.
My Walbro is on the frame rail for easier install and/or replacement. My preference since I had already done the in-tank mods.
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Not necessarily. It's really just your own preference. Having the pump in the tank will keep air from getting into the fuel system, but the in-tank mods can also help keep air out of the fuel system.
My Walbro is on the frame rail for easier install and/or replacement. My preference since I had already done the in-tank mods.
My Walbro is on the frame rail for easier install and/or replacement. My preference since I had already done the in-tank mods.
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keep what you got if your not going for more then 400 HP...IMO that set up you have is the best stock set up for a slightly moded truck..no air can get in... plus the life of the pump will last alot longer, because it will only be made to do what a pump is made to do....push fuel.. not pull it...
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keep what you got if your not going for more then 400 HP...IMO that set up you have is the best stock set up for a slightly moded truck..no air can get in... plus the life of the pump will last alot longer, because it will only be made to do what a pump is made to do....push fuel.. not pull it...
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