Any one used these fuel pumps?

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Havent used or known anyone that has, but im usre you cant go wrong with those guys ;)
 
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You get what you pay for in this world and I wouldn't want to scrimp on something so critical in the running of a engine :)
 
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as said if you fuel pump starts to pack in when your booting it then you'll have an engine build on your hands :(
 
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Ouch! Think ill be going for the tried and trusted ones so! Thanks for your help guys :)
 
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Ouch! Think ill be going for the tried and trusted ones so! Thanks for your help guys :)

My problem wasn't so much a pump fault but a wiring one but I know now the hard way how critical correct fuelling is so corners are not to be cut.

Just spend a bit more and go with the tried and tested.

Jamie will sort you out :)
 
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My problem wasn't so much a pump fault but a wiring one but I know now the hard way how critical correct fuelling is so corners are not to be cut.

Just spend a bit more and go with the tried and tested.

Jamie will sort you out :)

This just makes me even more worried about my current problem, Bad wiring etc.

I have the walbro may even consider the bosch one.

The one you speak of is half the price of the walbro and non car specific, Go for walbro and have it professionally fitted
 
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walbro is the tried and tested one, 70 quid delivered i believe you can get em for
 
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