I have read past post on making you own diaphram for the S-FMU. What are you guys using and where can I buy It? I really need one by Monday. I checked Lowes Did not fing anything
#94352, "RE: Making your own Diaphram?" In response to Reply # 2
I tried "fixing" the Craptech FPR once by using a Vortech diaphragm, and other custom hard parts. It still didn't work though. But yeah, any fuel & oil resistant diaphragm should work fine. Personally, I'd just call Vortech and ask for a new one. They're not that expensive.
#94353, "RE: Making your own Diaphram?" In response to Reply # 3
Vortech rapes you. I've done it and it works. I got a square peice of rubber at lowes awhile back, it was slightly thicker than the one that came from vortech and was less flexible but it worked. It was in the plumbing section I believe, like 10"x10" and its a brownish orange color.
#94355, "RE: Making your own Diaphram?" In response to Reply # 4
Originally posted by sike Vortech rapes you. I've done it and it works. I got a square peice of rubber at lowes awhile back, it was slightly thicker than the one that came from vortech and was less flexible but it worked. It was in the plumbing section I believe, like 10"x10" and its a brownish orange color.
I have used the same one as his. It is at Lowes in the pluming section like he said above. It is cheaper and works fine.
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#94356, "RE: Making your own Diaphram?" In response to Reply # 6
Im going to go check tomarrow again. I was just trying to have a fix so I could get the car off my lift. I plan on calling vortech and ordering one on Monday. How often do they rip? I have only put about 1200 miles on in two years.
#94361, "RE: Making your own Diaphram?" In response to Reply # 7
Originally posted by dmt111701 Im going to go check tomarrow again. I was just trying to have a fix so I could get the car off my lift. I plan on calling vortech and ordering one on Monday. How often do they rip? I have only put about 1200 miles on in two years.
They wont rip if you buy the one from Lowes, even if you tighten it a little to tight some times.
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#94409, "RE: Making your own Diaphram?" In response to Reply # 9
tried to make my own but couldn't find the gasket stuff at Lowes or anywhere. The rubber was just way too thick. I wound up just ordering it from vortech.
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