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Where to install electric fuel pump Just installed a new fuel tank on my coup and want to install a Carter P4070 electric fuel pump. Anyone have some input on where to mount this fuel pump. I am still running the transverse rear spring and will be running new 3/8" fuel lines to a fuel regulator. Pictures would be helpful.
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Re: Where to install electric fuel pump Electric pump should be mounted as close to the fuel tank as possible. I mounted mine to the frame where the fuel line runs.
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Re: Where to install electric fuel pump Les>>>mounted as close to the fuel tank as possible.>>>
and/or as low as possible even if up front. Both my 221 & 413 are amply fed by electric pumps mounted low and up front. Jack E/NJ |
Re: Where to install electric fuel pump Where on the frame?
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Re: Where to install electric fuel pump there are two types of electric pumps pushers n pullers pushers mount by the tank the other by engine somwhere
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Re: Where to install electric fuel pump you can locate the pump just about anywhere forward of the tank. look for a protected spot and i always put a inline filter between the tank and the pump and between the pump and the carb. if you have a strong pump like a holley red you can mount it in the firewall area if you want. you should get a regulator also and set it according to your engine (if you have multi-carbs etc..). on a single carb flathead v8 i set it around 2-3 psi.
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Re: Where to install electric fuel pump Close to the tank and WHY such big gas line. 1/4" line will feed 3 carb system. ken ct.
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Re: Where to install electric fuel pump I made a bracket to weld on to my frame, then I bolted my pump to it. I used the general size fuel line from my tank feed. At the time I thought I screwed up as I put the pump up front about 12 inches aft of the firewall and I have an additional fuel filter aft close to the tank.
Once I had a good ground, it hums like a charm and works well. When I do another with that type of fuel pump I will locate it in the rear, as the instructions say :rolleyes: |
Re: Where to install electric fuel pump I will be running dual pipes so position of the pump and bracket is important. Don't know if I should try to mount on rear cross member close or on the main frame just ahead of the rearend on the low side? Will also be running a Holly 390cfm 4 barrel carb and wonder if I should run a regulator?
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Re: Where to install electric fuel pump Thanks 19Fordy, this makes things more understandable. What carburetor are you running?
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Re: Where to install electric fuel pump I just put one on the 47, mounted it on the firewall, and I think I'm going to have to move it. The engine runs ok, but I did get a couple of times where it acted like it was starving for gas. The main reason I'm moving it is it's very noisy. Moving it will probably fix both issues. I will use 19Fordy's advice as well.
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Re: Where to install electric fuel pump Just installed Red's dual exhaust and found that pipes run too close to frame for Carter 4070 installation. Trying to find a place to keep the pump intake close to bottom of tank and close to tank.
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Re: Where to install electric fuel pump Wherever you eventually decide to put it, make sure it's rubber mounted or the noise will drive you crazy especially if it's mounted on sheet metal.
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Re: Where to install electric fuel pump Thanks Jack, already have rubber isolation kit just need a good place to install.
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Re: Where to install electric fuel pump I mounted mine inside of frame about half way up,and if needed to change it on rode or what ever, take the rear wheel off.
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Re: Where to install electric fuel pump So George; does that mean the fuel pump is higher than the bottom of the tank?
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Re: Where to install electric fuel pump Re 37fordor
I replaced the AC can filter on my truck with an inline. Much easier to change roadside. No gaskets. No leaks. Available at any parts store. Works good Lasts long time |
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