*****Uprated Fuel pumps*****
29 January 2002, 11:11 PM
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I have a couple of the FSE/Walbro "uprated" pumps for sale. These are a drop in replacement for the stock "tank" mounted pump.
They are brand new, and surplus to my requirements.
If anyone is interested, please email me DIRECT.
Mark.
They are brand new, and surplus to my requirements.
If anyone is interested, please email me DIRECT.
Mark.
30 January 2002, 01:19 PM
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Do you know what the flow rates are of these things?
I am considering getting two.
Are these the fit and forget ones that replace the in tank ones, or the ones that go under the bonnet?
I am considering getting two.
Are these the fit and forget ones that replace the in tank ones, or the ones that go under the bonnet?
30 January 2002, 02:12 PM
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Adam,
The pumps are rated at 220lts ph @ 12 volts, and 261lts ph @13.5 volts, based on 4.4bar fuel pressure. These figures are taken from the pump flow map, supplied by FSE.
Hope this helps you, but I doubt it
Mark.
[Edited by R19KET - 1/30/2002 2:15:08 PM]
The pumps are rated at 220lts ph @ 12 volts, and 261lts ph @13.5 volts, based on 4.4bar fuel pressure. These figures are taken from the pump flow map, supplied by FSE.
Hope this helps you, but I doubt it
Mark.
[Edited by R19KET - 1/30/2002 2:15:08 PM]
30 January 2002, 03:04 PM
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Adam,
Which part of this sentence does your limited vocabulary have trouble comprehending?
"These are a drop in replacement for the stock "tank" mounted pump."
Dunno about you, but I think (I may be wrong) that means they drop in the tank and replace the std one.
Which part of this sentence does your limited vocabulary have trouble comprehending?
"These are a drop in replacement for the stock "tank" mounted pump."
Dunno about you, but I think (I may be wrong) that means they drop in the tank and replace the std one.
30 January 2002, 04:20 PM
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I have trouble understanding everything you say craig, I cant read your writing.
Perhaps I had a hidden agenda and just made it up to get the thread back to the top? eer eerr thats right, thats what I did.
(note to self - dont think anything)
Perhaps I had a hidden agenda and just made it up to get the thread back to the top? eer eerr thats right, thats what I did.
(note to self - dont think anything)
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