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      04-16-2011, 04:57 AM   #102
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Originally Posted by Beedub View Post
im hoping my fuel pump is ok........ im guessing it'll be fine with the bone stock vt2, my car has 10,000 miles.
You should have no problem with the stock pump. I think I may have had a partially clogged filter. The labor was enough that i decided to change both the pump and filter. This problem I had really illustrates the importance of a wideband gauge when you go forced induction. I also noticed my egt's running higher which my gauge showed me almost instantly. I have no doubt these gauges saved my motor. My fuel psi gauge sending unit is out until I can replace it. If that gauge was working I would have been alerted to this problem instantly. I will never go without a wideband, egt and fuel psi gauge ever. These 3 gauges will save you a ton of money from engine damage. I recommend a wideband at a minimum.
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