lift pump

[Riddle_3d]

it depends on if you have the crank position reluctor ring. if you do, get the shorter snub. if you dont, get the longer one. i did have the ring, so i got the right dampner, and boy was the old one screwed up screwed up. definitely taking my flexplates out, im glad i found something that was doing it . on the lift pump though, i have the motor out for revamping purposes, and put direct power to the LP. it makes a sound like it has current going through it, no chugging like a normal fuel pump does though and only gives me about 3 PSI also

 

[ak diesel driver]

new lp time

 

[tanman_2006]

new lp time

:agreed: Walbro or better while you are doing a build up already.

 

[Burning oil]

OPS is same. I have ops ext hose on web site www.pmdcable.com that makes that job much easier the next time you need to do it.

 

[tanman_2006]

OPS is same. I have ops ext hose on web site www.pmdcable.com that makes that job much easier the next time you need to do it.

Just waiting on $ to order a massive stash of odds and ends from you . My 93 can/will wait for upgrades until closer to summer time.

 

[Riddle_3d]

so what is the best lift pump available out there? preferrably one i dont have to wait a week to get either, one truck for three drivers is getting very stressful :hihi:

 

[buddy]

I would ask Leroy (burning oil) if he can get you a Walbro FRB5 in short order, and he has the fittings to attach to stock steel line fittings, or you can cut the lines and just push 3/8" hose over them and clamp them down. Or flare the ends, ect....

 

[Burning oil]

I would not be able to get one as quick as you need it at this time. I've got another pump in the works though!

Edit: I do have the by pass fittings ready to go. http://www.pmdcable.com/LIFT_PUMP_BYPASS_KIT.html

 

[ak diesel driver]

info?

 

[Burning oil]

info?

ME?
Its still in the works, but will have higher psi and gph. Working out pricing now.

 

[ak diesel driver]

higher than stock or walbro?

 

[buddy]

ME?
Its still in the works, but will have higher psi and gph. Working out pricing now.

:yikes::drool5::dance::fest06::birthday2:artay:opcorn::birthday:

I thought that about covered it. A reliable and affordable solution for the real performance oriented consumer???

 

[Burning oil]

so what is the best lift pump available out there? preferrably one i dont have to wait a week to get either, one truck for three drivers is getting very stressful :hihi:

OK never mind my post about not being able to get a pump to you quickly. I can have you to you in about 3 days from time of order. Will post info with AK's quote below.

higher than stock or walbro?

I have a line on a brand new Walbro max psi is 16.5 and 50 gph. I will have an introdutory buy in for $125 on the first 5 ordered.
After that will be $140.
This new pump is dimentionaly the same pump as the frb-5.
I'll start a new post with the offer.

 

[buddy]

When you say dimensioanlly the same, it is in the same body? Or just lengthwise with a larger body? I like when things look beefier.

 

[ak diesel driver]

can the frb5s be ugraded to the higher specs?

 

[Burning oil]

When you say dimensioanlly the same, it is in the same body? Or just lengthwise with a larger body? I like when things look beefier.

These pumps are brand new to the market and I think will become a very big seller, so to answer your question. I have not had one in my hands yet, but am told they will be phisically the same outside dimentions. Im sure something has changed like maybe an inner bore size or ???????? just not sure at this point.

 

[Burning oil]

can the frb5s be ugraded to the higher specs?

Will try to find out. Off hand I would think no.

 

[buddy]

Is this the FRB28 we have heard about in the past? I wonder if Walbro is marketing them for all newer diesel trucks too.

I am hoping it is a updated pump in there and not just a stiffer spring that wont deadhead as soon, thats my only worry, which hopefully Walbro addresses.

Walbro FRB5 specs, a good pump
http://wem.walbro.com/distributors/FR/FRB-5.htm

I was happy to see that it is
Reverse Voltage Protected
Transient Voltage Protection

That means you can use regular automotive relays for it and not worry so much about the relay coil supression stuff with diodes and resistors.

 

[Burning oil]

No its not the FBR28, completly new. These pumps according to my supplier would be great for the new Cummins motor also.
I have to leave for a couple hours now, but will post up a new thread with info when I get back.

 

[Brooklyn Tow]

Walbro's are flow on fail, correct?