Electric Fuel Pumps

[boydg1]

Electric Fuel Pumps


…. These day when I go to buy an Electric Fuel Pump I'm faced with so many manufactures and price ranges you just don't know which one to choose? We've all heard of all these manufactures by NAME but which ONE is MORE Reliable than the other or has a better track Record. The price range is from just over $30.00 to well over $200.00. Which ONE is the MOST Reliable at the BEST price? I'm reasonably sure it is NOT the MOST expensive Nor the cheapest. Would like to hear your CHOICES, REASONS and OPINIONS on this?


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[Joe Dirt]

I've had a walbro 190 in my cavalier for the last 5 years and 65k+ miles.

[IdealSociety]

Walbro or Bosch

Anything else, is just stock/crap. Ive got a walbro 255lph in my car, running strong for 5 years now, loud as hell but so is the rest of the car so once she's started youd never know anyways.

[gauge_half_inch]

X2 on the walbro 255. For under $100 almost anywhere you can't go wrong. I got mine from a buddies protege, its lasted me almost 4 years with no problems, a bonus if having a loud wolbro when you get low on gas, it will let you know! It gets almost twice as loud below 1/4 tank.

[Zanzer]

Another vote here for Walbro. We've used them in a ton of Mustangs without issue.

[FB71]

Walbro or Bosch

Anything else, is just stock/crap.

hmmm...... I'm betting you didn't know that Walbro IS stock/OEM on LOTS of vehicles!!

[eurotiva]

I run walbro on my festy, but for my mustang i use a bosch 3000

[IdealSociety]

hmmm...... I'm betting you didn't know that Walbro IS stock/OEM on LOTS of vehicles!!

Most of the stuff i deal with at work is Delco (chevy pumps notoriously go bad).

What did they come stock on? I probably would never know because they rarely die

[gauge_half_inch]

Most Toyota's use wolbro pumps

[Zanzer]

Most of the stuff i deal with at work is Delco (chevy pumps notoriously go bad).

What did they come stock on? I probably would never know because they rarely die

IIRC some Ford trucks used them as well.