Ford Gt, Focus Fuel Pumps

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Can they work on the 98 fuel system?

Returnless and return styles

 

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yes, you can run returnless pumps on a return system, but not the other way around.

 

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How much power you have just wondering cuz if you have a high HP kewbra dont go piggy back get the Aeromotive pump its the ****zzznit.

 

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DBMSTNG said:

yes, you can run returnless pumps on a return system, but not the other way around.

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How would I go about doing this? would I have to open the pump casing and replace the actual metal pump

 

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did the 98 cobras have the retarted fuel system that the 98gt's got? or were all the 96-98 cobras the same fuel system? why not run a regular walburo 255 or even 190lph? their probably cheaper than the focus pump

 

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urban96 said:

did the 98 cobras have the retarted fuel system that the 98gt's got? or were all the 96-98 cobras the same fuel system? why not run a regular walburo 255 or even 190lph? their probably cheaper than the focus pump

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it's stated that all the 98's had the returnless style gas tank, but still have the return fuel system

I have a Ford GT Pump available to me and would like to know if i can make it work

 

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gotcha, i need to drop my SVT pump into the 02

 

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Guess no one knows

 

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It'll work. Do a search on modularfords.com . BTW- that pump rapes the SVT focus pump. Were talking like 550WHP EASILY with one pump

 

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tomustang said:

How would I go about doing this? would I have to open the pump casing and replace the actual metal pump

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no, you just remove the old pump, drop in the new one, and wire it in. but like other people said, with a return style system, just go with a Walboro pump. it will plug right in without needing to be wired and they aren't expensive.

 

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DBMSTNG said:

no, you just remove the old pump, drop in the new one, and wire it in. but like other people said, with a return style system, just go with a Walboro pump. it will plug right in without needing to be wired and they aren't expensive.

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There's only one fuel line on the focus/gt pump so just wiring it up won't work



I'm only seeing ones for 96-97's

 

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only 1 fuel line on the return style pumps too