6V electric fuel pump suggestions What brand and where should I buy a 6V fuel pump for my 46 wagon. Any suggestions for type of pump and mounting. Topic probably addressed a hundred times on here but want advice. Thank you!
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Re: 6V electric fuel pump suggestions Airtex E8902 pump (6V - low pressure). Usually can find on Amazon for around $30. Mount near the gas tank.
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No you should not. Talk to charlieNy and stop using eth fuel. :eek: Even the last pumps from macs have been working for 8yrs (fingers crossed) |
Re: 6V electric fuel pump suggestions Not sure I understand the relay part of installing this. Thanks
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Re: 6V electric fuel pump suggestions You wanted advice.
Use the search feature. Merry Christmas. |
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Re: 6V electric fuel pump suggestions I agree with JSeery
Use of a relay is smart & takes the load off the ignition switch, if you are using it to turn on the pump. Seems like I remember a pump made by "Autopulse" when we were kids |
Re: 6V electric fuel pump suggestions Nobody seems to remember one of the most important things to use with an electric fuel pump.
AN INERTIAL CUTOFF SWITCH!!!!!!! You can get them at any junk yard for a couple bucks. It could save your car from becoming a crispy critter. |
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think ol' henry, had a post on putting a aftermarket inertia switches, in case of a accident for full time electric full pumps. god forbid.
so far, hey how is heck is Vergil? See post #35... still looking if Vergil ever posted a rundown on how-to. https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showt...+vergil&page=2 |
Re: 6V electric fuel pump suggestions I found it, ol'henry. not the first to do it, but he posted it. great idea for full time electric pumps.
Think Vergils setup was cleaner looking, Pete can you clarify or post a how-to thread? https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=88677 |
Re: 6V electric fuel pump suggestions " Pete can you clarify or post a how-to thread?"
First, an inertia switch is a device that is wired in series with the plus wire going to the fuel pump. If the switch which is mounted to the car in a protected place, receives a hard impact or the car rolls over, it will disconnect the circuit it is wired in. It needs to be reset manually. |
Re: 6V electric fuel pump suggestions I use both an oil pressure switch and an inertia switch.
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Re: 6V electric fuel pump suggestions Not sure if there is a tech post on installing either. I use only a mech pump, so I guess a oil pressure switch isn't a bad idea. Might be a bit of overkill for me as I'm just running a stocker warmed 60 over.
Granted; I inner city drove a Model A with a tank in the dash for a time too. Couldn't do anything about that. |
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A relay is just a low voltage electromagnetic switch. . |
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Re: 6V electric fuel pump suggestions If you keep the original mechanical pump and run the electric pump through the original pump, if the diaphragm fails you could pump the entire gas tank contents into the oil pan!
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Re: 6V electric fuel pump suggestions Excellent advice by JSeery, if you are involved in a crash you want your electric fuel pump to stop pumping gas. Wiring people such as Ron Francis Wiring have these switches. Also, the July/August, 1999, issue of the V-8 Times has an article about using an oil pressure switch as a cutoff. When the engine stops, the oil pressure drops, and the pump stops.The article has all the info you need, including part numbers and wiring diagrams.
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Re: 6V electric fuel pump suggestions http://www.fifthaveinternetgarage.com/
Got mine here. Good pump with low pressure no regulator needed and unaffected by modern fuels. |
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