Way to get around using a VST fuel pump...
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Way to get around using a VST fuel pump...
So I have a 502 with the vst pump crap on it. The vst pump has gone bad, I have also heard about some vapor lock issues with this pump. Is there a way I can use just like a holley pump and forgo using this pump at all???
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Guessing by the price of the pump and the number of parts NLA, it might make sense to convert to a cool fuel setup.
Btw, I do have a used VST fuel pump if you need one, and I'm in the St Louis area
Btw, I do have a used VST fuel pump if you need one, and I'm in the St Louis area
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YA your right about more post on VST pumps then I wanna know about..but I havent found any on how to just remove it and run like a holley pump or something...or will it have the same damn problem with the holley pump??
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http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...apor-lock.html
Go to the above link. I did exactly what you are inquiring about. I eliminated the VST system using a carter marine EFI pump.
Steve
Go to the above link. I did exactly what you are inquiring about. I eliminated the VST system using a carter marine EFI pump.
Steve
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/VOLVO...18199009r18260
This is the pump I used. Very popular marine pump for BBC marine apps. Price is pretty fair too.
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This is the pump I used. Very popular marine pump for BBC marine apps. Price is pretty fair too.
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