dentexpowerstroke
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Are these a direct replacement? looking at throwing one of these in, if they aren't direct what has to be changed to fit it.
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dzldoctor
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They drop very easy. Not perfect drop in but very close. Wire up the same,fits the same housing. The ends may be different. Get the one with the install kit.
mattman347
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We carry them in stock, it has the correct fitting to connect the stock fuel lines.
dentexpowerstroke
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Pm me a price if you would
I prefer the Bosch 044. Little more costly but all around a better pump IMO. But the walbro is a decent choice given its low cost just keep your stock pump in the truck somewhere with what you need to install it back in as a backup. The walbros in diesels have had issues with dieing without warning. Its hit or miss. Some have gotten years out of them some weeks and everything inbetween.
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indyF-350psd
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mine lasted less than a year before it took a crap on me....put a bosch back in there...
ChunderDownUnder
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2 yrs for mine. Dumped on me last week in the middle of no-where.
dentexpowerstroke
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I don't like how people speak about the unreliability of the walbro. I wanted to do twin stockers but i think its overkill and my build plans changed. So ill probably use bosch
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mattman347
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I have been running my walbro pump for years with no issues for what its worth, I have only had to warranty a couple in 4 years. Twin stockers will do the job as well, just cost more $$.
The issue is with diesel they do not have a warranty as they are not intended for diesel use. If you are willing to warranty the ones you sell I am sure that would be good news to many people that want to use one. They have nowhere near the same issues with gasoline or ethanol like they do with diesel.
