stock659

Has anyone had the Walboro 392 located on the frame rail during a northern states winter? If so, are there anythings I must be concerned about? I have the Wideopen diesel kit installed and am happy with it so far. Thanks

srt20

No problems here. Live in WI

Djasik

[QUOTE=srt20;1614240]No problems here. Live in WI[/QUOTEm]

really, Im in south Texas and I have had mine for about 9 months and terminals are rusted from mud I guess, kinda worries me.

pind

last winter, several instances below -50C, no problems to report at all.

I have no trouble with recommending the walbro pumps if you are using an electric lift pump setup

Norway

I have had my Walbro for two winterseasons without any
problems/issues.

And i live in Norway where we have 6 months with snow and
shifting tempratures between 0 and -30 celsius.

bostiguy

Are you concerned about the sand and salt or cold temps? I would agree that maybe it's exposure to sand/salt would deteriorate it quicker. I live in Mass and just put mine on, now you gave me something to be concerned about....

TexMexCowboy

mine has not been a problem. I also have not gone through a winter with this pump yet.

GFB

Get some of that liquid wire tape and brush it all over the terminals to keep them from corroding. Or coat them with dielectric grease every once in a while.

budsowner

Or a dab of 100% clear silicone on each terminal.

Diesel Demon

Live in sask canada. Pump has been in truck just over a year no problems.

DSjockey

Didn't drive it much last winter (dune to tons of snow) I'm going to make a shield from some aluminum diamond plate just to prevent a slush blob from nailing it, the silicone on the terminals sounds like a good idea to prevent corrosion