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Electric Fuel Pump
DavidM - 29/12/07 at 12:26 AM

I'm about to upgrade to a bigger crossflow running twin 40's and assume I'll need to run an electric fuel pump, of which I have no experience at all, so I'm in need some help.

What would be a suitable pump? (preferably cheap) Is their anything off of a production car that would work?

Can I mount it at the back of the car?

Do I have to have a regulator and if so how is this set up?

What's the best way to wire everything into a Sierra loom? Can I use the heated rear window circuit and use the switch as a fuel cut off?

Hopefully someone can help, as I'm an electrical numpty.

David


John Bonnett - 29/12/07 at 07:42 AM

Hello David,

I had to do the same thing on my Fairthorpe when the engine was uprated and twin 40s fitted.

I used a Facet Red Top and Filter King which is both a regulator and filter. I belive the Facet can be fitted at the back or the front. It worked really well and I can certainly recommend this set-up.

atb

John


Paradoxia0 - 29/12/07 at 10:28 AM

I use the Facet Redtop pump at the rear of my car and a Filterking filter/regulator in the engine bay with no issues at all with my 4.2 V8 so I would guess it will be more than man enough for the job in that layout on most carb setups!

Mark

[Edited on 29/12/07 by Paradoxia0]


matt.c - 29/12/07 at 05:40 PM

I have a brand new facet fuel pump and a new filterking filter/regulater for sale if you are interested. U2U me if you are.