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    Hi there,

    I need to replace my Low pressure fuel pump and it seems like the DW300 is the way to go. Can anyone provide a buy link because there are different models available.

    Or if there are other options let me know.

    Thanks


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    Quote Originally Posted by jubegnx View Post
    Hi there,

    I need to replace my Low pressure fuel pump and it seems like the DW300 is the way to go. Can anyone provide a buy link because there are different models available.

    Or if there are other options let me know.

    Thanks


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    You might wanna look at getting a stock fuel pump instead. The biggest reason is because you will lose your surge capabilities.

    If you need to upgrade down the road then just get an RS4 controller. This will increase the voltage to the pump to make it flow more.
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    Quote Originally Posted by StatusQuo View Post
    You might wanna look at getting a stock fuel pump instead. The biggest reason is because you will lose your surge capabilities.

    If you need to upgrade down the road then just get an RS4 controller. This will increase the voltage to the pump to make it flow more.
    I will keep this in mind. So the controller is what needs to be updated when adding power?


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    Quote Originally Posted by jubegnx View Post
    I will keep this in mind. So the controller is what needs to be updated when adding power?


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    This is correct. The stock fuel pump is good for around 400hp. I have not personally tested it's limit but that's what I hear.

    Upgrading the controller should make pump good for 500hp+


    Also note that you will need to make sure your tuner is aware of the controller upgrade as the tune will need to be adjusted.
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    Just wanted to clarify that ing a RS4 lpfp controller does not add current to the lpfp. Nor does it increase the flow of the stock lpfp. All it does is brings down the duty cycle threshold so it doesnt trigger a cel and code p0089 and throw it into limp mode when your ingunder wot. memberSeal66 has a ed TT-RS lpfp that he runs for his E85 tune with a KO4. If you really need a lpfp you can pm him for more details
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    Quote Originally Posted by vce1232000 View Post
    Just wanted to clarify that ing a RS4 lpfp controller does not add current to the lpfp. Nor does it increase the flow of the stock lpfp. All it does is brings down the duty cycle threshold so it doesnt trigger a cel and code p0089 and throw it into limp mode when your ingunder wot. memberSeal66 has a ed TT-RS lpfp that he runs for his E85 tune with a KO4. If you really need a lpfp you can pm him for more details
    Thanks for clarifying. Learned something new today ha.
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    Quote Originally Posted by StatusQuo View Post
    Thanks for clarifying. Learned something new today ha.
    NP. Thats what we at all are here to do. We learn from each other.
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    I'll be attempting to install the dw300c pump in my stage 3 setup. So will CanadianA4B7.

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    Quote Originally Posted by p0isin View Post
    I'll be attempting to install the dw300c pump in my stage 3 setup. So will CanadianA4B7.
    Do you have a link for that pump? Because on their website I'm getting DW65v is the one for 2.0fsi engines.


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    I'm on mobile but here is the raw URL. It has a higher flow rate vs the dw65.

    HTTP://www.deatschwerks.com/resource...fuel-pump-tech

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    Quote Originally Posted by p0isin View Post
    I'm on mobile but here is the raw URL. It has a higher flow rate vs the dw65.

    HTTP://www.deatschwerks.com/resource...fuel-pump-tech
    K thanks. Can you post back when you're done the install, il be doing this as well.


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    Will do. I'll hopefully have some time in the next few weeks to work on it.

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    I know the DW pump is significantly cheaper but both APR and USP advertise a higher flowing pump. No details of the pump listed on the respective websites however.


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