Walbro 255 pump in tank?

[jijohans]

Will the stator manage to deliver power to a Walbro 255 pump in tank instead of the oen pump? The only thing that is connectet to the fuek pump power is the BD oil pump for the turbo.
Or do I have to connect the new pump too the CCU main power?

 

[Daltech]

Have you already got the Whalbro pump? Seen someone here don`t like that pump due to high power consumption. Someone recomended a bosch 044 pump. That`s what I was looking after. New one at ebay for 180$

 

[jijohans]

Have already ordered...
Wierd, the Walbro should pull 8-12A but a 044 bosch pump often needs 30A fuse and it's own relay...
Time will tell...

 

[Tonysnoo]

Does anyone have the number of this Walbro pump.

Is it a 20000286?

Thanks, Sorry to steal a little of this thread,

 

[dmj1]

Does anyone have the number of this Walbro pump.

Is it a 20000286?

Thanks, Sorry to steal a little of this thread,

yes that is the part number I am running one in my t900 . works great and does not seem to use a alot of power.

 

[jijohans]

yes that is the part number I am running one in my t900 . works great and does not seem to use a alot of power.

Is that the GSS340 pump?
Do you run it on the oem. electrical fuel circuit?

 

[dmj1]

Is that the GSS340 pump?
Do you run it on the oem. electrical fuel circuit?

not sure of that model number ? ya I an it on the factory electrical but my sled is polaris t900.

the only number on it was 20000286

 

[Tonysnoo]

Will the stator manage to deliver power to a Walbro 255 pump in tank instead of the oen pump? The only thing that is connectet to the fuek pump power is the BD oil pump for the turbo.
Or do I have to connect the new pump too the CCU main power?

On a Cat, the circuit for the stock fuel pump won't run a higher amperage pump. You have to run it off of another DC/rectified source like a CCU or regulator rectifier.