Subject	Definitely bypass the FPCU
Posted by	platinumist on September 25, 2020 at 10:14 AM
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In Reply To	Re: Re: Walbro 485 'drop-in' compatibility - FPR/FD posted by komplexZTT on September 24, 2020 at 06:45 PM
Message	It will fail very quick with a 485. Mine went toast after a week or so of installing the fuel pump. I actually think that's why it is recommended to upgrade to an adjustable FPR, because aftermarket pumps won't be regulated by voltage, you need something to be able to regulate the higher flowing pump since it will be flowing full speed at all times.
Follow Ups	Walbro 485 'drop-in' compatibility - FPR/FD - komplexZTT 09:57:17 09/24/20 Most people replace the FPR - platinumist 11:07:20 09/24/20 Re: Walbro 485 'drop-in' compatibility - FPR/FD - lleron 14:55:39 09/24/20 Re: Re: Walbro 485 'drop-in' compatibility - FPR/FD - komplexZTT 18:45:25 09/24/20 Definitely bypass the FPCU - platinumist 10:14:42 09/25/20 Re: Definitely bypass the FPCU - Tw3NTy0n3 14:55:27 10/02/20
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