im sure this has been asked 1000987564843 times. so here it is again. where are u buying the walbro 255 intank fuel pump? and does it matter what vehicle its for?

http://www.autoperformanceengineering.com

part #F20000169

install kit #27

I also recommend getting a flexhose to connect the pump to the sending unit. thats on the left hand side of the site under "install parts"



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^^^^^^ same as above. I would not install this pump without the "flex" hose. Your going to need it. The regular fuel line will pinch when you put it back into the tank. A few of us have had this issue and no one likes dropping the tank more then you have to.... so do it right the first time





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I keep asking that same question but for the 190lph and i get no responses about where to buy. I think I may have figured it out now tho. Not sure. Waiting on a reply from the company I was refered to.



"Growing old is mandatory. Growing up? Definitely optional."

Ok, they dont have it,

I have been told to look for part #FPG001 and #GCA701

I seriously cant find anyone who carries them.

I have steered away from the 255 because people are saying they have fuel cut problems.

anyone know where to buy these?



"Growing old is mandatory. Growing up? Definitely optional."

seems noone knows I guess im on my own.



"Growing old is mandatory. Growing up? Definitely optional."

i only have the fuel cut at about 1/16th to 1/8th of a tank. so if you dont ride on fumes you should be good to go.

Man I have been searching for this info and finally found it thank you all for making this post!





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Brandoson wrote:Ok, they dont have it,

I have been told to look for part #FPG001 and #GCA701

I seriously cant find anyone who carries them.

I have steered away from the 255 because people are saying they have fuel cut problems.

anyone know where to buy these?

Go here and click on the "service and aftermarket" button for a local distributor. Have the Walbro part numbers handy when you call one.

http://www.walbro.com/index.html

If that doesn't work, then email me of my reg. I buy from Walbro as an OEM, and will make a few calls. I'll need the exact Walbro part numbers to reply with where to order them from.


I run one their inline pumps in my Sunbird.

I just wanted to say what a great thread this was. I used it today to order up everything I needed. I just wanted to say Thank you

Do I remember reading somewhere that the fuel pump needs to be modified to work for any reason?



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cough..... 255lph is overkill cough......

do it right and buy the 188Lph


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