aquaplane

9/64" is 3.572mm. Which wasn't much compared to the stock orifice.

It could possibly be the sock being too tight, and hitting the bottom of the tank.. But I've read in this thread; that the sock is designed to not kink and restrict flow. But I'll throw the OEM sock back on and see how it goes.

3.5mm is actually slightly smaller than 9/64" so I don't know why I would be the only one having this problem.

Sorry, I meant i put a hose clamp around the plastic clips that retains the pump in postition, so it doesn't slip down. Didn't tighten it too much, just enough for all the clips to stay on. Just like in the OP's very last image attachment.

Thanks for the response boys

rrstlevo

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Are you guys stacking o-rings to get this to seal? I have like 3 injector orings stacked on the output pipe and I still have a leak... maybe I need a thicker o-ring?

Beemen550

Walbro 450 with ATL -6an bulkhead and electrical bulkhead, had to trim quite a bit but should work well

adlpb

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Installed the pump a couple weeks ago. Took it to tune today and it is sputtering at boost. There's low fuel pressure. Idles and drives fine, only at boost it sputters.

My tuner told me to check the o ring from the single black connector. I took it off now and re placed it carefully. Still the same issue.

Any other ideas?

bwanner

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i followed this write up and i get fuel cuts below a quarter tank. has this happened to anyone else? opinions??

Sil'vr-Boi6

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I will be installing mines in a week, so much of the sputtering and fuel cut problem I hear-sounds like it stem from the seals on WOT. Any solutions?

adlpb

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This guy's solution seems to be the best - eliminating any chance of leaking by directly pumping the fuel to the line, instead of the up/down routing throughout the housing in stock form. I'm just trying to figure out how he connects the actual fuel line to the top fitting. If anyone knows this please chime in.

adlpb

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Anyone? I just need an idea on how the hell he connects the high pressure fuel line to the top bulkhead fitting

mrfred

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Not without denting the fuel tank cover plate a bunch.

rrstlevo

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With one of these........ is that what you're asking?'

adlpb

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No, that's the bulkead fitting, I found that on Summit Racing. What I'm asking is how to connect that fitting to the fuel line.

One thing I thought was that he just didn't use the OEM fuel line and replaced it with a flex fuel line using an AN adapter, and just ran the line straight to the fuel rail. Something like this:

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/su...kit1/overview/

Beemen550

you are correct, I use AN line all the way to rail, atl 5/16 to -6 bulkhead, then -6 to -8 adapter, -8 90 connected to AN line, inline -8 filter, -8 to 1/2"npt rail fitting, -8 out of rail to FPR

at work now I will post a pic later

adlpb

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Thank you!

adlpb

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Quick update on this thread.

Last night I swapped pumps with a friend that has the same exact setup. My car is still doing the sputtering/lean condition when going into boost. It is not the pump as we swapped the entire housing.

My guess now is that it is the fuel pressure regulator. I have read a few cases that it goes bad with higher pressure.

adlpb

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Btw - is anyone running this pump with the stock wiring/Fuel pressure regulator?