install of walbro fuel pump

[woodysmom]

ok guys, i got the pump out no problem, but putting it back in is troubling me. do i just put it back in? or are there brackets that hold the assembly in place? i is there a certain way to put the filter so it doesn't get in the way of anything? I did searches for writeups but they are all gone now. any help would be great!

thnks

[woodysmom]

btw it's an s14

[skatanic28]

which filter are you using? i just got my walbro a couple days ago and havent gotten a chance to put it in yet, but i remember seeing that you are supposed to reuse the stock sock filter.

[TokyoNights]

it slides back in on this bracket,,just look in there youll see it!

[woodysmom]

thanks guys, got it in. SUCH A BIT**. i stink of gas

[nrg]

I hope you used your stock sock filter.
Here is how you do it: http://forums.freshalloy.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=UBB9&Number=67808292&Forum=All_Forums&Words=25169&Match=Username&Searchpage=0&Limit=25&Old=allposts&Main=307512&Search=true#Post67808292

[YOYO]

which filter are you using? i just got my walbro a couple days ago and havent gotten a chance to put it in yet, but i remember seeing that you are supposed to reuse the stock sock filter.

Where possible, you should NOT reuse the sock filter, esp. if you have a new one!

[orion::S14]

^^^ But to be clear, the new one needs to be identical in size and placement to the OEM sock...

Many Walbros just come with a little 2"X2" square filter, which may cause fuel starve under hard cornering. Stock-sized filter pretty much eliminates that as a possibility...

AFAIK, Walbro doesn;t make an S14 kit, but one company can set you up with one...see the FA link.

- Brian

[skatanic28]

Where possible, you should NOT reuse the sock filter, esp. if you have a new one!

most kits come with a filter that fits the s13. at least the 2 did that i looked at.
thanks for the link brian, im gonna check that out.