Installing walbro 255 need help??
08-30-2004, 10:06 PM
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Re: Installing walbro 255 need help?? (hitvtecgetloud09)
no i dont. but its pretty easy to install. disconnect the fuel return line. take the nuts off .pull it out at an angle(towards the front of the car and up). youll see how easy it is once u get the pump out. the only thing that was diffacult for me is that damn tampon looking thing on the stock fuel pump fell off in the tank and i had to go fishin for it. lol
08-30-2004, 10:07 PM
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Re: Installing walbro 255 need help?? (honda9369)
You can literally take a maximum of 15 minutes to install it. Just pull your seat off and look at all the bolts, unscrew the nuts and pull off the lines. You can take it from there.
08-30-2004, 10:14 PM
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Re: Installing walbro 255 need help?? (IVANITR)
ive done all of ..... the back seats and the chrome cover, im stuck when it comes to the two things that are bolted down with a couple 10's, i dont know which one the fuel pump is in. the one more towards the front seat or the one more towards the back seat?
08-30-2004, 10:16 PM
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Re: Installing walbro 255 need help?? (hitvtecgetloud09)
fuel pump is dead center under the back seat. it has 4 screws holding down the plate and has a black loomed wire connections coming from the floor harness.
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08-31-2004, 02:23 AM
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Re: Installing walbro 255 need help?? (hitvtecgetloud09)
c-speed has a lot of good write ups. That is one of them. Fuel pump is gravy. Just make sure you have some rags around. You will need them for the "wet" parts that come out of the tank, and you may spill a little gas in the process.
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Re: Installing walbro 255 need help?? (-TRINiTRON-)
Hopefully your FPR can handle the new fuel pressure. My 95 ls teg can't. At idle I run really really really rich, but once i get going it's ok. 
08-31-2004, 11:06 AM
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Yeah, if you are on the motor, I wouldn't suggest it to anyone. I ran so rich on the motor with the walbro it was stupid. She likes it with the turbo though...the 450's like it too! LOL
08-31-2004, 01:03 PM
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Re: Installing walbro 255 need help?? (donkiman)
i ran into another "stupid" problem lol i cant find my relay ne one know were its at..? its a 99 si help??
08-31-2004, 01:12 PM
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Re: Installing walbro 255 need help?? (DSC)
aren't i soppose to run the car then take the relay out till my car shuts off so there is no pressure in the tank?
08-31-2004, 01:44 PM
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Re: Installing walbro 255 need help?? (hitvtecgetloud09)
just releive the presure from the gas cap. open the gas cap. grab sum rags and get dirty. take off the bottom seat cushion. youll see a cover wit 3 or 4 bolts tae those bad boys out. youll see the 2 fuel lines un hook them and take the rags to soak up the fuel. cuz it can make a mess. from there take the pump out and switch it. 
08-31-2004, 02:00 PM
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Re: Installing walbro 255 need help?? (vtekstorm)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by vtekstorm »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">just releive the presure from the gas cap. open the gas cap. grab sum rags and get dirty. take off the bottom seat cushion. youll see a cover wit 3 or 4 bolts tae those bad boys out. youll see the 2 fuel lines un hook them and take the rags to soak up the fuel. cuz it can make a mess. from there take the pump out and switch it. </TD></TR></TABLE>
No gas cap pressure won't do it...that releases the gas pressure not fuel pressure. Just unhook the only electrical thig that is there (This is not hard dude) then turn on your car. It should die in like 5 seconds. Then try to start it like 2 more times. You start removing nuts and bolts....you can always put them back if they are't the right ones. I'm sorry, but if you're having problems with this I really hope you don't change your oil by yourself!
</TD></TR></TABLE>No gas cap pressure won't do it...that releases the gas pressure not fuel pressure. Just unhook the only electrical thig that is there (This is not hard dude) then turn on your car. It should die in like 5 seconds. Then try to start it like 2 more times. You start removing nuts and bolts....you can always put them back if they are't the right ones. I'm sorry, but if you're having problems with this I really hope you don't change your oil by yourself!
08-31-2004, 05:45 PM
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Re: Installing walbro 255 need help?? (adseguy)
actually i didnt have to remove ne relay or nothing just the gas cap...and negative on the batt. and that was it no gas spillage ne were...thanks guys
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