lift pump?
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lift pump?
Will Very LOW fuel pressure while gettin on it all the time take a toll on the lift pump? Its not out of fuel just very low. thanks for any info
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My lift pump was @ 2-3 PSI for the better part of 6-8 months until I replaced it with the Walbro ove rthe weekend.
Now, if you starve the INJECTION pump (CP3) you can and will hurt it which is a no no. The Walbro (or similar will set you back $350-$500). I paid $400 for my Walbro (the entire kit, fittings, hose, clamps, etc...)
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So does that mean since my fuel pressure has gone all the way to zero a couple times then my cp3's not gonna be in very good shape. would gettin a modded one be a good idea now.
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Under boost, mine would hit "0" as well (lift pump). My CP3 is putting out 20-21K PSI on stock setting. When I bump up my Rail Pressure on Level 1 on my TST, it will hit 26.5K PSI.
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I have the Bd Lift Pump kit a Vulcan Big line kit. This is a great set up. I see 22-23 psi at idle and rarely ever see my pressure drop below 18 psi. This is a great kit, the oil pressure switch allows for easy starts. Easy install as well. As for noise, I here people comment on pumps being too loud. I can hear mine when standing out side next to the pump, (only cause I know its there basically). Other than that, it is not an issue. Paid $254 at Oregon Fuel Injection which is pretty much the going rate for this kit. Everything is included except a tubing cutter for stock lines if you still have them. The cost is less than $5 for this at Home Depot or Lowes.
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I have the Bd Lift Pump kit a Vulcan Big line kit. This is a great set up. I see 22-23 psi at idle and rarely ever see my pressure drop below 18 psi. This is a great kit, the oil pressure switch allows for easy starts. Easy install as well. As for noise, I here people comment on pumps being too loud. I can hear mine when standing out side next to the pump, (only cause I know its there basically). Other than that, it is not an issue. Paid $254 at Oregon Fuel Injection which is pretty much the going rate for this kit. Everything is included except a tubing cutter for stock lines if you still have them. The cost is less than $5 for this at Home Depot or Lowes.
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i just bought the walbro pump and big line/draw straw kit for the tank to the CP3 for 379.00 shipped to me and they sent it out saturday and just got it today with mondya being a holiday. i'm installing it this weekend. i can't wait.
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