Fuel Pump

Superzuki

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I've had a bit of an adventure this past week. My fuel pump was gonig bad, the performance suffered first.
I looked the spark plugs over and found they were white, not tan, means they're hot. Could be too hot a plug range or too lean
air-fuel ratio. It was too lean fuel ratio, the pump was going bad. I got a new fuel filter from Honda East in Toledo. Carl from St. Cloud Cycles
got me a fuel pump for a Honda car, it has the same part number as the motorcycle pump, but costs $350 less. It looked the same and bolted right in.
It has 100,600 miles now and I was considering selling, I've been eyeing a Concours 14, I'm not so sure now.....
It sure runs better when it gets the proper amount of fuel!
 
BakerBoy

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IIRC, the Honda Civic of a few years ago uses the same fuel pump. There's a thread around here with the specific info... I'll see if I can find it.
 
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Superzuki

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It was the intank pump for a Civic. I think there's only one.
Honda East - Toledo has it for $575 retail and $378 sale price
NAPA was $120 for the car pump. $200 retail.
 
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Accords, Civics, CR-Vs. It's almost universal in Honda cars since mid 90's.

Lots of us buy it for less than $100 as the HFP-382.
 
Bazza99

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Is the HFP-382 a direct replacement or does it require any modifications to the existing system?
 
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