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Fuel Pump Comparison - 4 Brands test by a HK Car Magazine - 6G Celicas Forums

Topic #39303 6 posts Started by vincent_doggy
vincent_doggy
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>>>>>>The text of the pics attached is in chinese.

I am now try my best to translate a bit.

Four brand of Fuel Pump for test .i.e.:

1. Brand start from "S" should be SARD 265L/H- Japanese Brand
2. Brand start from "P" 250L/H, don't know what the brand of this and where from
3. Walbro 255L/H
4. Stocked Honda 2000cc

Equipment used for the test

1. Plastic Bucket(the net weight for this is 1lb)
2. Test Fluid in Green Color
3. A Counter
4. Car Battery with some wire
5. Fuel Bump itself

The duration for this test is 1 minute, and the result is (the net weight for the empty bucket had been deducted):

1. Brand start from SARD 265L/H ---> 9 lbs 4 oz /min
2. Brand start from "P" 250L/H ---> 9 lbs 8 oz /min
3. Walbro 255L/H ---> 10 lbs 8 oz /min
4. Stocked Honda 2000cc ---> 5 lbs 12 oz /min

The result may vary, as the shop provide this test seems wanna bump the sales of Walbro, but anyway that's still a nice test though.>>>>>>

This post has been edited by vincent_doggy: Jul 17, 2006 - 12:56 AM
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Magic
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Vincent,i vote what i bought smile.gif hahaha smile.gif

Great Test for Fuel Pumps.
vincent_doggy
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QUOTE(Magic @ Jul 17, 2006 - 8:52 PM) [snapback]457186[/snapback]
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Vincent,i vote what i bought smile.gif hahaha smile.gif

Great Test for Fuel Pumps.


>>>>>>I knew you just ordered a "SARD" for your JDM GT4.

Haha....I voted for SARD once I made up this post, but I wanna change my mind now, as one of my friend will go to US next week or so.

I want him to find me a Walbro 255l/h one.

Guys! Where can I get one? and how much? Part no.? Universal? Adapter? Walmart?

Mine is a 3sge 2.0 Litres engine.

Thanks!>>>>>>

This post has been edited by vincent_doggy: Jul 17, 2006 - 8:04 AM
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WannabeGT4
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Pumping fuel into a bucket is not the proper way to test a fuel pump. You have to take into consideration the pressure and voltage of a real world application. The graph Manny posted are the results of a proper test.
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QUOTE(vincent_doggy @ Jul 17, 2006 - 9:03 AM) [snapback]457187[/snapback]
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QUOTE(Magic @ Jul 17, 2006 - 8:52 PM) [snapback]457186[/snapback]
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Vincent,i vote what i bought smile.gif hahaha smile.gif

Great Test for Fuel Pumps.


>>>>>>I knew you just ordered a "SARD" for your JDM GT4.

Haha....I voted for SARD once I made up this post, but I wanna change my mind now, as one of my friend will go to US next week or so.

I want him to find me a Walbro 255l/h one.

Guys! Where can I get one? and how much? Part no.? Universal? Adapter? Walmart?

Mine is a 3sge 2.0 Litres engine.

Thanks!>>>>>>

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