Today we will be showing you how to install high pressure fuel pump internals on a 2010 Mazdaspeed3. Will work for 2007-2013 Mazdaspeed3 (MPS). This video wi…
How to Install HPFP Internals on a Mazdaspeed 3 (also Audi – VW 2.0T)
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Than you I really appriciate the comment. I wred hard on it to helpas many people out as possible.
There is another chaper way to monitor your pressure if you have an android smartphone. Buy a $15 OBD II bluetooth adpter on Amazon then download OBDlink app on your phone. This will allow you to monitor pretty much every sensor in your car real time, including your fuel pump pressure.
This has been the absolute best HPFP install video. Thank you for taking the time to do this! Is there any other methods of testing the internals for correct installation if you do not have a Cobb AP?
Correct. They should run perfectly after that.
Not the pump itself just the internals after you install them in the cylinder housing if that makes sense.
I will be installing mine tomorrow so you said that I should soak the pump in oil?
Install them?
Just wanna make sure that after I soak the internals I can just int
thank you bud
Yes 18.
are you sure it’s 18mm?
The iPhones, as I understand it, cannot connect to the bluetooth OBD adapter (ELM327), so I don’t think there’s any software for the iOS.
Yeah, sure. You want to get as much lubrication in these internals as possible so that they do not stick while running in your car. You want the internals to open and close with as much ease as possible. Just put the internals in a cup of oil for a few minutes and install in the pump. It’s alittle messy but good safty precation.
hey man great video, but the only part i didn’t understand was when you said to soak the internals in oil, can you further explain that to me please
I think it’s 18mm.
What is the size of the nut on the fuel pump that you had to use the impact drill on?
Good to know!! I am doing mine in the morning.
Both blue and yelloe clips do NOT need to come off; they’re designed to stay on there and the lines do come off with those clips on.
The yellow clip (spill valve line) and the blue clip (fuel feed line)
Great! Thanks for the info!
1/4″ 6 point socket works the same as an e8 socket.
Great job man!!
It’s called torque pro. Not sure if they have support for iOS. Look up OBD in the app store to see if there are any other options.
What’s that obd app called again that you use to monitor? I can’t find an app on iOS called OBDlink
Los Angeles. It’s our local rock/alternative station KROQ.
Hmm 106.7 you guys from denver?
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Haha ok. I haven’t read on MSF to soak the entire thing in oil but it makes since. I’m glad someone do a video write up on this. I’m doing mine next weekend
If I said or wrote that I meant 4th.