🔥 DeatschWerks (9-651-1008) 265 LPH Compact Fuel Pump: Enhanced Performance with Easy Installation Kit Review

The fuel pump in the picture has 2 butterfly clips. where once received, there were no clips. Google. 9-652-1008 and that is the fuel pump in the picture. The fuel pump pumps a little louder than the factory but still a good pump, had to go back for the correct pump. Check the factory fuel pump for snags. Subaru ImprezaSTI 2012

I've put off upgrading my fuel pump for years because everything I've read says the 255 LPH pumps won't fit without modification, well , DeatschWerks decided this problem. This pump is a perfect match for the Civic Si, I did not modify any part of the fuel pump assembly, it was quick and easy even for someone who has never changed a fuel pump like me. If you are looking for a large fuel pump that will work with E85 and will also pump gasoline then this is the one for you.

Installation: Changing the fuel pump yourself was a bit ominous, but with this fuel pump everything went smoothly. Everything fits exactly as it should, with this pump my machine does NOT need ANY KIND of cutting/joining. Noise: It's definitely louder when I turn the key to the "ON" position when it's priming the fuel pump, but it just sounds like a buzzing noise (1.5 seconds) I actually like it, heh. When the car is running I don't notice any difference, but I installed a compressor at the…

I don't know how to rate this because I had to go back to the shop where I had it installed 4 times for the same problem but I don't think there is one real pump could be the tank seal. but came to the conclusion that my tuner doesn't like DeatschWerks pumps because they seem to be short-lived. Their atomizers are fine but not their pumps, I've been told that, so next time I'll go with the Walbro as I've been told to get the injector dynamics or accuracy (again I've been asked by millions of…