recently bought a 1.6 8v efi for my vitara which the wasnt efi as i i couldnt find an engine close for decent money so i have to go down the route of fitting an aftermarket fuel pump which i have and also have the engine its all fitted waiting on a new inlet gasket and cam cover gasket my question is
my original cam driven fuel pump has a supply and 2 exits and my aftermarket one has 1 in and 1 out how do i go about fitting it will it need a t piece or something what do people do to over come that problem
thanks in advance
Aftermarket fuel pump fitting help!
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Re: Aftermarket fuel pump fitting help!
Hi there,
You are still running the standard carb right?
The standard fuel pump will fill up the carb float and then chuck any extra fuel back down the return to the tank.
The facet electric pump will fill up the carb float and then stop pumping so it should be OK if you just block the fuel return hose (the thinner pipe) off.
an SU carb has a fuel overflow pipe in case the float gets stuck open. im not sure if the standard carb has something similar, but if it does you can connect that to the fuel return instead
You are still running the standard carb right?
The standard fuel pump will fill up the carb float and then chuck any extra fuel back down the return to the tank.
The facet electric pump will fill up the carb float and then stop pumping so it should be OK if you just block the fuel return hose (the thinner pipe) off.
an SU carb has a fuel overflow pipe in case the float gets stuck open. im not sure if the standard carb has something similar, but if it does you can connect that to the fuel return instead
Twiss
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'93 Maruti Gypsy MG410
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Re: Aftermarket fuel pump fitting help!
hi thanks for the reply think ive plumbed it all in correctly just wired the fuel pump to the battery to test it and it doesnt seem to fire it will if i pour a little petrol down the carb so i know the ignition timing is ok which either means the fuel pump is no good (it works i can hear and see it pumping) or i have the pipes the wrong way round it was getting dark when i tried it so will have another go tomorow
this is the fuel pump im using
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161152185266? ... 1497.l2649
this is the fuel pump im using
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161152185266? ... 1497.l2649