fUEL PUMP

[B_white_80]

Got a 1999 hayabusa no turbo, but want a aftermarket fuel pump, any suggestion ??????

 

[Commuta_Busa]

either the Walbro or Bosch pump

 

[BTOWNBUSA]

Details plz I'm in need of a new fuel pump on my 2000 and I'm trying to move up to an inline as well

 

[Commuta_Busa]

they're both inline pumps. Off the top of my head, there are two Walbro pumps either the 190lph or 250lph pumps. The Bosch is typicaly the 044 pump. If you do a search you should be able to dig up some info and maybe a part number. Most of the Vendors that cary fuel system parts will know what pump you want without a part number.

 

[Johnnycheese]

but you will need a regluator and a return line

 

[BTOWNBUSA]

Anyone have a diagram or a picture?? Maybe a parts list I'm rolling with a stock pump that is on it's way out and don't really wanna spend 700 on a new one I would much rather upgrade my fuel setup for future mods

 

[B_white_80]

Me too, any pics

 

[Commuta_Busa]

I'm not sure what pics will do for you but... here's a pic of my pump and my regulator. The last two pictures are of a Walbro pump and then a Bosch pump. Hope it helps.

 

[BTOWNBUSA]

how do u have it plumbed?? tank>pump>filter>regulator>fuel rail?
or is it tank>pump>filter>fuel rail>regulator??
i know what it takes to do this but for the life of me cant seem to figure it out on a bike ive been hesitant to do it but maybe if u could sketch out a lil picture of how u have it plumbed i would tackle that problem asap i have the pump, filter, regulator, fuel rail and all the fittings i would need just dont really have a clue as to how to plumb it any help would be appreciated

 

[Commuta_Busa]

The first description you posted is for a dead head fuel system which isn't a good approach.

should be:
fuel tank -> fuel pump -> fuel filter -> fuel rail / injectors -> regulator -> fuel tank