VL turbo pump arrived
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Hey

my vl turbo (external) arrived today and i am now wanting to buy a FPR to suit, what ones are recommended? and what fuel filter?

thanks guys
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(23-05-2011, 11:39am)tassiebusa Wrote: Hey

my vl turbo (external) arrived today and i am now wanting to buy a FPR to suit, what ones are recommended? and what fuel filter?

thanks guys

Hey tassiebusa,

I am looking at going down the same root I have heard and read that these are a good FPR. first pic

and maybe one of these a the filter 2nd pic

I'm in Tassie too where are you and we can compare notes

Jim


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The fuel pressure regulator is good, that filter is not, its glass centre and screw together sections are a disaster waiting to happen,
You guys have 99's right, the fuel tank outlet has a strainer in it so the pump is safe from foreign objects, but you need a filter post pump, , i like the short gm filters , there steel housing is very tough, may need some insulation against heat, bit of wetsuit material will do , same with the pump , put it in a stubby holder
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(23-05-2011, 08:34pm)Maj Wrote: The fuel pressure regulator is good, that filter is not, its glass centre and screw together sections are a disaster waiting to happen,
You guys have 99's right, the fuel tank outlet has a strainer in it so the pump is safe from foreign objects, but you need a filter post pump, , i like the short gm filters , there steel housing is very tough, may need some insulation against heat, bit of wetsuit material will do , same with the pump , put it in a stubby holder

Hey Maj,

How about this one

Jim


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That will do the job nicely
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#6
Yeah that looks like the small one , repco etc has them fairly cheap
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#7
Well they are cheap thats for sure.... maybe fake?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SARD-Adj-...602wt_1167

Good news on the filters, so really any inline steel filters are ok. and one before the pump (a small one that screws onto the pump should do)
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(24-05-2011, 09:17am)tassiebusa Wrote: Well they are cheap thats for sure.... maybe fake?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SARD-Adj-...602wt_1167

Good news on the filters, so really any inline steel filters are ok. and one before the pump (a small one that screws onto the pump should do)

Probably , i have brought some from $250 and others down to $70 , all looked the same and worked the same

EFI filters like the gm steel filters are good, built for the pressure .
if you have a 99-00 you don't need a pre pump filter

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Hey Maj, tell me more regarding fake vs genuine?
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#10
Hard to tell, probably all made in the same factory in China
Last 2 i brought only several weeks ago were advertised as above but ended up very different to pictured... i sent them back .. after finding a product that works well and is very compact i'm not in a hurry to experiment with others...
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(03-06-2011, 08:53am)Maj Wrote: Hard to tell, probably all made in the same factory in China
Last 2 i brought only several weeks ago were advertised as above but ended up very different to pictured... i sent them back .. after finding a product that works well and is very compact i'm not in a hurry to experiment with others...

Hi Maj,

I am just about ready to order the vl fuel pump filter and FPR I know it goes tank fuel pump filter fpr fuel rail but where does the return fuel line back to the tank connect?

Thanks

Jim
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#12
Tank, pump, filter, rail, regulator, tank........ pressure is between the pump and regulator , after that its just dumping excess fuel back in the tank .
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