Verticaljump1
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- May 8, 2004
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cheyenne,
Wyoming
Okay, I remembered somthing that may explain why my car stutters really bad at WOT above 15PSI. I just put in 560cc injectors and a fuel pump (walbro 255lph). I bought the fuel pump used, so all it came with was the pump, rubber spacer, and wires.
Look at the picture so you will understand what I'm saying.
*Look at the stock fuel pump (top pump), to the right of it is an orange spacer, an o ring, and a orange cap. .
*Look at the Walbro 255lph fuel pump (bottom pump), it will have an identical orange spacer as the stock pump did, then to the right of that is an o ring, and to the right of the o ring is the Walbro supplied cap .
When installing the fuel pump, I do not recollect recieving any "Walbro Supplied Cap" simply because I bought the pump used. Because of this, I used the "Orange Cap" that was used on the stock fuel pump. This means that instead of the "Walbro supplied cap" (the clear cap to the right of the o ring on the walbro fuel pump), I used the stock "orange cap" in place. Did I hinder the fuel pumps flow by doing so? Because according to my a/f gauge, the car drives rich until WOT (when it's above 13-15PSI) the a/f gauge reads all the way to lean (super lean, the led's were buried into the lean section of the gauge). My guess is that the stock cap directly hinders the flow of the fuel pump, which would not enable it to meat the fuel requirements above 15PSI. Is this an accurate assumption? If this is the problem I will order an install kit right away.
I tried making the car run rich via the maf-translator, I tried making it run lean with it, I tried everything and still had the same problem. Idk if it's knock or not because I personally haven't experienced a knock situation. But the car makes a rapid puh-puh-puh-puh sound when I am above 15PSI, and it barely accelerates if that. If the fuel pump isn't the problem then I don't know what is, this is fustrating
. THanks for all your help guys, have a good day~Brandon.
Look at the picture so you will understand what I'm saying.
*Look at the stock fuel pump (top pump), to the right of it is an orange spacer, an o ring, and a orange cap. .
*Look at the Walbro 255lph fuel pump (bottom pump), it will have an identical orange spacer as the stock pump did, then to the right of that is an o ring, and to the right of the o ring is the Walbro supplied cap .
When installing the fuel pump, I do not recollect recieving any "Walbro Supplied Cap" simply because I bought the pump used. Because of this, I used the "Orange Cap" that was used on the stock fuel pump. This means that instead of the "Walbro supplied cap" (the clear cap to the right of the o ring on the walbro fuel pump), I used the stock "orange cap" in place. Did I hinder the fuel pumps flow by doing so? Because according to my a/f gauge, the car drives rich until WOT (when it's above 13-15PSI) the a/f gauge reads all the way to lean (super lean, the led's were buried into the lean section of the gauge). My guess is that the stock cap directly hinders the flow of the fuel pump, which would not enable it to meat the fuel requirements above 15PSI. Is this an accurate assumption? If this is the problem I will order an install kit right away.
I tried making the car run rich via the maf-translator, I tried making it run lean with it, I tried everything and still had the same problem. Idk if it's knock or not because I personally haven't experienced a knock situation. But the car makes a rapid puh-puh-puh-puh sound when I am above 15PSI, and it barely accelerates if that. If the fuel pump isn't the problem then I don't know what is, this is fustrating
. THanks for all your help guys, have a good day~Brandon.Attachments
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