Just Some Pics Of The Walbro In-line Fuelpump Installed..

[brother_david]

Hey!

I bought a Walbro fuelpump some time ago, and about a week ago i got my self together and installed it! The pump is an in-line (external) 255 Lph unit.

I placed the pump right in front of the fueltank, right under the back seats. I got the negative from a mounting above the exhaust system, and took the positive from the cables going in to the in-tank factory pump, leading the cable on the side of the tank.

The factory hoses run behind the rear right wheel, and there is a connection right there, making it very easy to run new hoses to the in-line pump.

I simple removed the old pump running to the fuellines, and replaced it with one leading to the new pump, and another hose leading back to the connection, so i simply replaced the old hose with a new, onger one, with a pump in the middle

The installation works great, and doesnt leak yet Hopefully it wont after beeing used for a while, but i dont have any experience of the hoses i used so they might dry up and crack after some use.

Anyways, heres 2 pics of the fuel pump installed:

Cheers!

[paulr33]

are u using this pump in a high powered situation? be careful if you are as the walbro's are rated at 15v and in your r33 it will only get 12v

[Bass Junky]

Paul,

If you run a wire direct from the battery (including a relay from the comp of course) then you can get 14 volts to the pump.

That's the next thing I've got to do to mine.

[paulr33]

yeah u can hard wire but not many people know that

[brother_david]

Yep its wired directly from the battery, including a 20 AMP fuse, so theres probably enough juice.

Im also using a Bosch relay to handle the pump

Now im off to do finish the painting of the brakes, and to get that 2-gauge A-pillar pod nicely modded/moulded into the pillar. Wish me luck 'cause im probably gonna need it, will have to redo it, didnt work out the way i wanted it on the first try, might aswell start from scratch!

Cheerio!

Edited November 28, 2006 by brother_david

[MANWHORE]

If you run a direct relay to the batt, the pump will receive 13.8 volts to be precise

Edited November 28, 2006 by MANWHORE