Russ
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Re:FUEL PUMP - 2007/03/10 02:24
steadly2004 wrote:
Well, I had to modify the sock to get the new walbro to fit right. Now I can't go back without buying a new sock. I just hooked direct power to the pump, and its dead. It makes a click sould, like its trying to work, but soulds like its jammed or something. I am going to pull it out, and see if I can get it to work out of the car, and if it runs, I will try putting it back in, if I doesn't I am going to go to a local speed shop and buy another fuel pump.
You can still reinstall the stock fuel pump even after the sock modification. I just want to know of the stock fuel pump works so you can isolate rather it is the fuel pump or another electrical related problem. With this method it is cheaper to test the stock pump to see if you have a bad walboro then potentially buying another new pump and finding out that it was not the pump, you know?
Russ Sanderlin
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