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       #Post#: 79215--------------------------------------------------
       elec fuel pimps
   DIR By: Donk
       Date: November 8, 2013, 9:50 pm
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       fuel pimps,  yeah I mean fuel pumps.  Need an electrical fuel
       pump.  Can yu advise whether the facet pumps are alrigt to use?
       low capacity - GPH?  L per minute or whatever?  PSI how much psi
       is needed.  Cheers  donk
       #Post#: 79216--------------------------------------------------
       Re: elec fuel pimps
   DIR By: gilbo
       Date: November 9, 2013, 1:47 am
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       I use one of these. 8mm tails.
  HTML http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FACET-ELECTRIC-FUEL-PUMP-ULTRA-LOW-4PSI-NO-REGULATOR-REQUIRED-4-CLASSIC-CARS-EO-/121206378635?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item1c3876908b
       Works fine with a Weber 32/34DMTL. Ideally fit an inertia
       cut-off switch (I got one out of a Fiesta) in case you have a
       bump as it will cut the pump. So far not needed any pressure
       regulator.
       HTH
       Dave
       #Post#: 79229--------------------------------------------------
       Re: elec fuel pimps
   DIR By: NoelC
       Date: November 9, 2013, 9:28 am
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       I've tried a couple of Facet pumps on the ambulance and had a
       few issues with them not drawing the fuel up after the vehicle
       had been standing for a few weeks. Part of the issue is Facet
       pumps, at least all I've seen, should be fitted low down close
       to the fuel tank. Not a practical proposition with a twin tank
       military set up. After a bit of trial and error I've found the
       HUCO pump (marketed by Webcon i.e. Weber) very good as it's
       designed to be mounted in the engine bay.
       www.ebay.co.uk/itm/360758769989
  HTML http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/360758769989.
       I have it on a bracket
       attached to the rocker cover and run it through a glass bowl
       sedimenter pre-pump. Buggered if I can find a photo of the setup
       but it works well.
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       Re: elec fuel pimps
   DIR By: Donk
       Date: November 10, 2013, 1:13 am
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       Noel do you have the data specs for the mechanical pump for
       2&1/4L engine?  I looked in the manual(s) and don't see any data
       on this?  If I hook up a vacuum/fuel pump gauge what psi should
       I expect?  Donk.
       #Post#: 79468--------------------------------------------------
       Re: elec fuel pimps
   DIR By: Donk
       Date: November 12, 2013, 3:51 am
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       Anyone whose interested , the optimum fuel pressure from your
       electric fuel pump should be  2.5psi,  some saying up to 3psi.
       That was the common response from people dealing carbies and
       fuel pumps. Those low pressure SU fuel pumps found on quite a
       few British cars are ideal and will prob last a lot longer than
       those little facet type pumps available everywhere.  But its all
       done to a price, get what you pay for. Theres a couple of
       quality German brands and Burlen make the real mcoy SU pumps.
       donk
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