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Alternative fuel pumps for bec
Wadders - 28/4/07 at 11:54 AM

Ok, so maybe iv'e just been unlucky, but i'm now on my 4th second hand bike fuel pump. Does anyone know of an alternative for carb use. ( it needs to cut off once the bowls are full)
MarkH loaned me his facet (square type ) which works fine at high revs, but floods the engine at idle as it overcomes the float valves.
I suppose i could price up a brand new bike one, but knowing bike dealers, i hate to think

Cheers
Al.


jacko - 28/4/07 at 12:27 PM

Hi Al what about the old typ su fuel pump ie like on jags etc
Graham


big_wasa - 28/4/07 at 01:02 PM



Should do the job at 2.1 PSI Pressure and 125 Litres per Hour Flow

Link

I bought one for my Webers


MkIndy7 - 28/4/07 at 03:51 PM

You could maybe use any Carb pump and then an external adjustable pressure switch somewhere on the system to turn it on and off.

There's a few that would maybe be suitable on Ebay 12 or 240v either would work provided the contacts will take the amperage.


andyharding - 28/4/07 at 04:07 PM

I use a Facet FAC40105 with my R1 carbs and don't have any flooding problems.


zxrlocost - 28/4/07 at 04:16 PM

Hi Al theres got to be a reason why your going through pumps?


Wadders - 28/4/07 at 06:08 PM

Iv'e got this theory, that they don't like being stood dry, maybe the fuel left in them goes crusty or something?. But to be fair the last one was a tenner from an autojumble, it was probably ancient, before it got chucked in a box, who knows with second hand stuff? Thats why i fancy a brand spanker.

Thanks for the input everyone

Al.

Originally posted by zxrlocost
Hi Al theres got to be a reason why your going through pumps?



mark chandler - 28/4/07 at 06:23 PM

fuel pump

I,ve got one of these, blade engine on carbs and its just the job.

Cheers Mark