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I am installing a new fuel pump and regulator on my warmed up A motor. I am struggling with the locations and routing of everything. Does anyone have any suggestions keeping safety and looks in mind? Pictures would be great Thanks
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On my 1950 Studebaker I run a 12 volt Holley on my 6 volt battery with a 1 ohm 50 watt resistor in the power wire, so this puts out the perfect couple pounds pressure with no pressure regulator needed. -
Suppliers have a pump that's "hidden" inside the frame rail, at the center of the hood. Mounts on the hood bumper bolt.
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If you got the kit, pump and filter with fuel lines, there should have been a clamp with it that fits around the pump. I used the 1/4" bolt that holds the splash apron and fender just inside of my hood shelf.You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Here's how I mounted mine:
Fuel pump is mounted with a clamp (that came with the pump) to the underside of the frame in the center near the hood bumper, the regulator is mounted to the frame using a bolt for the front hood latch.You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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My pump has too much umphhh!! Anyone recommend a inline regulator to get 1-1.5 psi for 1/4 fuel line?? I know this probably should be on modified but I'm sure George Miller would know.....08-05-2018, 05:44 PM -
For those of you that have a Weber kit, was there any specifications included with the electric fuel pump included in the kit? I bought my Weber kit used at a garage sale earlier this year so I have no idea how old it is. I'm not sure if the 90 degree heat had something to do with it a couple days ago, but I'm sure my electric pump failed. At first I thought probably a screen or the inline filter...11-24-2017, 04:31 AM -
I run a stock '29 RPU and due to a hole in original tank I am running a tank in the bed of the truck. I had a cheap in line pump that died after 150 miles so stepped up to a Carter P4259. It works great but is noisy as hell. Any way to quiet this pump down??11-11-2018, 05:13 PM
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I want to install a new diaphragm in my 1934 fuel pump. I have the pump in two sections but need help in getting the old diaphragm out. Any suggestions?03-24-2018, 11:50 AM -
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can you use the glass fuel bowl if you are using a fuel pump installed BEFORE the fuel bowl. Or do you install the pump after?...05-04-2017, 09:30 PM -
My fuel pump has the number 523307 stamped on it and the sediment drain is only a screw and not a wing nut type? Any ideas?03-26-2018, 12:01 PM
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Call me crazy, insane, or just plain bonkers, I AM an electronics Wizard, have been since 1975 when I started my second electronics job repairing stereos and CB radios. I have been and always will be a gadget freak, so naturally, I rewired my Model A to 12v neg chassis. Also I likes LEDs.png "smile")
Now, because we are now 12v, the next step in this...07-23-2017, 11:43 PM -
Can someone who used a sump pump to flush there engines out for rust tell me what size motor your pump had. If I go this route I want to be sure it will be powerful enough to do the job. Thanks07-18-2018, 08:13 PM
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