Installed the Walbro
#1
I want to thank rotormotorsports.com for getting me the wahlbro fuel pump faster than I had anticipated!!!!
Total install time was about 20 minutes, I haven't test drove yet, but will after work... sneaked the install in on company time!!!
Total install time was about 20 minutes, I haven't test drove yet, but will after work... sneaked the install in on company time!!!
#2
Originally Posted by phinsup' date='Aug 5 2002, 03:55 PM
I want to thank rotormotorsports.com for getting me the wahlbro fuel pump faster than I had anticipated!!!!
Total install time was about 20 minutes, I haven't test drove yet, but will after work... sneaked the install in on company time!!!
Total install time was about 20 minutes, I haven't test drove yet, but will after work... sneaked the install in on company time!!!
#3
LOL thanks!
Yea it's a pretty easy install all in all. Just removed the whole assembly, cleaned it off first, then took it out, carefully cleaned all around and cleaned up the whole assy and installed the new Wahlbro, real quick like. No I think I am going to wash it before I go home
Today was swamped here. Starting the morning with coffee instead of a beer was a shock to the system. Still having trouble dealing with all the blood in my alcohol system.
Yea it's a pretty easy install all in all. Just removed the whole assembly, cleaned it off first, then took it out, carefully cleaned all around and cleaned up the whole assy and installed the new Wahlbro, real quick like. No I think I am going to wash it before I go home
Today was swamped here. Starting the morning with coffee instead of a beer was a shock to the system. Still having trouble dealing with all the blood in my alcohol system.
#8
phinsup, your welcome. Let me know if there is anything else I can do for you.
Slava
www.rotormotorsports.com
Slava
www.rotormotorsports.com
#9
I got my Walbro for $105 Shipping included Call 919-759-0210 or email epracing@nc.rr.com for more info.....
I am a freak about soddering all my connections and the connections are different than stock. Had to come up with a way to insulate the intank wire splice. Solution:
1. Offset your + and - connections.
2. I used gas tank leak Epoxy repair to Isulate the sodder connections
I am a freak about soddering all my connections and the connections are different than stock. Had to come up with a way to insulate the intank wire splice. Solution:
1. Offset your + and - connections.
2. I used gas tank leak Epoxy repair to Isulate the sodder connections