WALBRO FUEL PUMP

[JASONA70]

im doing a 1jz swap i dont know what kind of fuel pump to get, the 255, or the 190? i dont want to flood my pistons because 190 and 225 is a big diffrence

 

[bigaaron]

im doing a 1jz swap i dont know what kind of fuel pump to get, the 255, or the 190? i dont want to flood my pistons because 190 and 225 is a big diffrence

Get the Walbro 255lph, the fuel pressure regulator will dump the extra fuel back to the tank. It willl work with a stock fpr, and you can always upgrade to an Aeromotive afpr later on.

 

[foreverpsycotic]

255 gets my vote

 

[jtamulis]

walbro 255. But save yourself some headache and get a MKIV pump to start
with, it's 255 also, and a better, long lasting pump.

And remember this statement:

One day, when your walbro gets loud, it's dead. It may still pump fuel, but it
no longer can push it as high PSI anymore, and you'l run lean when the pump
doesn't supply your fuel.

Jeff

 

[JASONA70]

walbro 255 or mkiv fuel pump?
if i get the mkiv then ill order it from the dealer.

 

[Troyota]

I think he meant the Walbro 255 for the MkIV. I could be wrong...but I think that's what he meant.

 

[mobes]

No, he meant the OEM MKIV TT pump.

 

[JASONA70]

ill go to the dealer tomorrow and let you guys know how much the oem toyota fuel pump is going to cost.

 

[mobes]

Part #23221-46110
MSRP: $314.39

 

[bigaaron]

I've had a Walbro in mine for 3 years now, plus installed them in a bunch of cars, no issues yet. The mk4 one is better, but the Walbro is not so bad.

 

[JASONA70]

i think ill stick with the walbro, $99 and $300 is a BIG diffrence, and from what aaron said it sounds like a good deal

 

[jtamulis]

I meant an OEM MKIV Pump, but I get them for like $200-ish. And well worth
every single penny.

Denso makes the Pump for Toyota, so I get Denso brand pumps.

Jeff

 

[bigaaron]

I'm not disagreeing with Jeff, if you can afford it then go with the mk4 pump.
$300 might be full retail at the most expensive dealership in town but $200 is about average.