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Old 26 March 2005, 06:31 PM
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Getting a Walbro 255 for MY94 WRX..

Will any old garage be able to fit this or if they do will they take the **** with the labour charges?

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Old 26 March 2005, 06:42 PM
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scoobymag had a walkthrough last month
Looked real easy, labour in a garage would be £60 or so.

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Old 26 March 2005, 06:48 PM
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EEk! Pump alone is only 90!

Cheers for that though mate i'll try and find it
Old 26 March 2005, 06:56 PM
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Does anyone know what issue it was?
Old 26 March 2005, 07:18 PM
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Alan its in issue 2
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Old 26 March 2005, 07:25 PM
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Changed mine on my00 last week very easy, give it ago yourself. It is found in the boot under a cover 4 screws.
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Ken you da man cheers
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scooby355 did you just use some grips for the fuel lines and mop up the exess fuel?
Old 26 March 2005, 07:58 PM
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Bort my kit from flat4. Evreything included pump,clips,pipe etc very simple to fit. No grips neaded + screwdriver and a flatblade and notsure now eather 8 or 10mm socket to get it tank.
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when replacing the pump ,first disconnect power supply to the pump then start the engine.It will soon stall while emptying your fuel lines.
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Scooby355 that's were i'm getting my kit from mate.Just hope mines as easy with it being an import?!

Care3 i don't get you there mate...
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