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weaselbeak
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MAR 08, 05:38 PM
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So, I have a NA 3800 in my 86GT. It apparently now needs a new fuel pump. I cannot for the life of me remember what fuel pump I put in it doing the swap as it was a dozen years ago. I'm wondering what pump you other swappers have used. I sort of remember using a Corvette pump, maybe EP376, or ??? Does this sound right? My son thinks it may have been the Walbro 255. [This message has been edited by weaselbeak (edited 03-08-2021).]
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Spoon
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MAR 08, 08:44 PM
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EP376 is what I used if memory serves me.
Spoon
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jaybeezi
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MAR 09, 06:07 PM
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olejoedad
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MAR 09, 06:44 PM
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N/A? I would think the stock Fiero V-6 pump would be adequate.
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weaselbeak
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MAR 10, 06:41 PM
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Thanks guys. I'm just going to order an EP 376
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Dennis LaGrua
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MAR 10, 09:24 PM
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I use the Bosch 69225 pump made in their own factory. Real AC Delco fuel pumps are fine but since GM closed its factories and moved all manufacturing to communist China the brand is not the same. GM now goes out and buys from the lowest bidder and puts those pumps in their own boxes.. The AC Delco market is also flooded with counterfeits . Point is you could get one that's very good or you could get one thats very bad. [This message has been edited by Dennis LaGrua (edited 03-11-2021).]
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Tom Slick
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MAR 10, 09:37 PM
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