ok so i have a 94 camaro z28 v8 first car so dont know much about it
my fuel pump went out and i found one on ebay....is it good will it fit my car
heres the link




http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Fuel-...item2558de6005

 

its a great first car huh? ive had mine for 3 years and love it. as for the fuel pump, if it says OE then it will fit, if not its an aftermarket part. my advice, google 94 z28 fuel pump, click images, and compare that size and width etc.. to a stock one. its the best way to tell

 

Its list as a "Walbro Alternative". My first question for the seller would be "what country is it manufactured in?" - seriously.

 

On the pump is written.: http://highflowfuel.com/
Kind of a strange web site!

 

If you plan on modding the car a fair bit I'd take this opportunity to get a Walbro 255lph, otherwise I'd just get whatever factory replacement. Just remember, there's typically a direct correlation between quality and price. My dad bought a generic Advance Auto Parts fuel pump for his '99 Suburban and it was DOA so he had to exchange it and pay his mechanic to do the fuel pump install twice.

If you're doing the fuel pump install yourself and don't want to drop the gas tank from the bottom, check this out. http://www.fastbird93.com/installations/racetronix.htm

 

When my cheap Ebay pump went after 20 minutes I did the trap door thing with new (non-Ebay) pump all in about an hour.

 

well im kinda in a short budget...so i want a good fuel pump for not over $110
i saw the walbro 255 on ebay for 78 bucks i put the link above....can u please tell me if its any good and is it worth it i have a 94 camaro z28 5.7 first car so dont know much about it thanx

 

You can get a real Walbro 255 for ~$100. The one you posted isn't a Walbro. It's a cheap off brand pump.

 

6speedlt1z- do u know were i can find thata walbro pump at?
thanx cus i dont wanna spend my money on sumthing thats fake or wont last?
thanx

 

TRE has both the Walbro pump& their own version of it. I was thinking of the TRE one until i did a chk. on mine which showed the pressure to be in within specs.

 

I already explained - the pump in your link is a Walbro ALTERNATIVE. That means its NOT a Walbro.... its somebody's rip-off, probably made in a third-world country, in the total absence of any sort of quality standards or quality control.