After doing a search of the fuel pumps #OSS342 Here is what I Found...
This came up under FORD/MAZDA:
GSS250 (400-730) Probe/MX-6/626 1993-97 190lph
GSS317 (400-730) Probe/MX-6/626 1993-97 255lph
GSS342 (400-730) Probe/MX-6/626 1993-97 255lph-HP
It actually shows 3 different applications of both the 190lph and the 255lph fuel pumps?
1 shows using the 190lph fuelpump and the other 2 applications show the 255lph fuelpump being used...
Any reasoning for this? I would assume the 1.8L to the North American 2.5L and the Japanese 2.5L KL-ZE for the last application?? Would this be a good assumption?
The # on my pump does read GSS342(i have O written on the header title, but i guess after reading info about the fuelpump, I see its now a G) Im unsure what the "HP" is on the end of the application though? Could this be the KL-ZE?...I saw on ebay that this version fuelpump also works on an acura(unsure of the specs of the acura, but try a search for the pump and itll show it will work on an acura on ebay)
So maybe i might try this 255l fuelpump in my car if others have had no probs? I assume the car would sputter and or reek of gas if its pumping too much and not using it as fast as its coming?? Possible rupture a line? Could that happen? I have another stock fuelpump thats sitting in my wrecked 93 SE if thats better to just run the stock version instead of doing this 255L upgrade? Hopefully I'll figure out the HP means the KL-ZE and all will work out fine??
Any reply/info is much appreciated...
