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Old 01-18-2009, 03:23 PM
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whats a good aftermarket fuel pump to replace a stock one?
Old 01-18-2009, 06:17 PM
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Just throw in an inline walbro and call it a day.
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well i think the one in my denali is about to go out thats why i was wondering....and the zone a the other place doesnt sell them seperately..just as one piece
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Is your truck an 03 or an 04+?
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yeah i need to change out mine as well.
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walbro 255 from what i hear, i have been told an easy way to get one but i havent done it yet
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i have i didnt like it at all first you have to modify the canister in a shitty way second they are bad about haveing check valve problems from the get go i know first hand i would have to crank on it for several seconds for it to start i hated that !!!! get a stock replacement and put an inline pump unless your looking at a major build up and in that case put a sure enough fuel system in head to toe.
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yeah unless you have plans for over 400HP just replace it with stock. Under 600hp put an inline on. All suggestions are for a return system.
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