Is a hot wire kit necessary for one walbro 450 02 silverado
My truck was running for 2 days great then out of no where it cut off on me.let it sit for a little bit then started back up then died again in like 5 seconds.Fuel pump cutting in and out
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Yes. The 450 draws way more power than a stock pump and will melt stock wiring. You may also have a hose failure if you didnt use the right hose.
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Like Richard said, a 450 draws too many amps for stock wiring. Esp for an 2002, in 04 they started upgrading the bulkhead connector but the wiring still is too small.
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Ok well I guess I gotta buy one what happen was the install kit I got came with a connector but the rubber swole up and pushed it apart I said to help with it and solder the wires together.Any recommendations??https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.per...8d0a4d0a5.jpeg
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.per...da42bcf2e9.jpg https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.per...27c6877fce.jpg thats the hose i used i hope it was right the guy said it was fuel line,i said is it submergable I lost the guy when i brung that up so i was like give me the damn hose |
Originally Posted by Atomic
(Post 5424450)
Yes. The 450 draws way more power than a stock pump and will melt stock wiring. You may also have a hose failure if you didnt use the right hose.
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You'll likely be right back under there soon, give you a chance to fetch up a couple good fuel injection hose clamps, and a foot of SUBMERSIBLE FUEL Hose... Keep that, and your tool box in the truck with you.
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Thats a transmission fluid rated hose, not a submersible fuel one. You need something in accordance with SAE 30R10 spec, like this:
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Originally Posted by Fullpower
(Post 5424517)
You'll likely be right back under there soon, give you a chance to fetch up a couple good fuel injection hose clamps, and a foot of SUBMERSIBLE FUEL Hose... Keep that, and your tool box in the truck with you.
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Originally Posted by Atomic
(Post 5424526)
Thats a transmission fluid rated hose, not a submersible fuel one. You need something in accordance with SAE 30R10 spec, like this: https://www.amazon.com/Gates-27097-S.../dp/B001R5XX56
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Hose HAS to be submersible!! If you use “ soft hose” as mentioned the outer shell of the rubber will deteriorate quick as hell inside the fuel tank. Those types of hoses have a special inner lining and a plain rubber on the outside. It can withstand normal elements but it wouldn’t survive inside your tank. The gates hose that Atomic mention is a cheap $20 piece of mind and it comes in a foot per package. Most parts stores don’t carry it and needs to be ordered online. I have been using that hose for years as my Go to hose for doing fuel systems. Never had any issues with it. And did you zip tie the hose to the barb ?! It’s better practice to use fuel injection hose clamps as they are smooth in construction as opposed to standard worm gear clamps which tend to cut the hose and not seal in a “perfect” circle as the fuel injection hose clamps
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