Carter fuel pumps
08-27-02, 10:10 PM
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Carter fuel pumps
Where are you guys mounting the carter fuel pump without having it sitck out from the body so much that you have to be careful of speed bumps.
Pics would be nice.
Pics would be nice.
08-28-02, 12:10 AM
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Originally posted by FD Racer
Just finished my install the other day....
Just finished my install the other day....
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08-28-02, 12:15 AM
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Thanks. That is pretty much where I put mine, but not as far back, I guess I should move it. I see some red bushings there. Did you replace yours if so, what package/kit did you get?
Thanks. That is pretty much where I put mine, but not as far back, I guess I should move it. I see some red bushings there. Did you replace yours if so, what package/kit did you get?
Originally posted by error402
also what is that white container at the top middle of the picture. (not the fuel filter).
also what is that white container at the top middle of the picture. (not the fuel filter).
I'm running two filters. One before the pump (stock filter), and one after (a filter from some other car that fit great)
08-28-02, 12:17 AM
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Originally posted by FD Racer
It's another filter.
I'm running two filters. One before the pump (stock filter), and one after (a filter from some other car that fit great)
It's another filter.
I'm running two filters. One before the pump (stock filter), and one after (a filter from some other car that fit great)
Don't hold out what other car!
There are no secrets here buddy.
08-28-02, 12:30 AM
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sold the FD...kept the FB
Originally posted by error402
Don't hold out what other car! There are no secrets here buddy.
Don't hold out what other car!
There are no secrets here buddy.
It's a purolator filter I got at pepboys, I dont know what car it's for, but the purolator number is F29158
I made it so the stock fuel pump mount (without the pump) houses the filter purfectly. Here's a shot with the cover off:
08-28-02, 12:59 AM
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Originally posted by mpetersrx7
When mounting the pump on the frame (like in the picture), is everyone using 90 degree fittings or could I use the fittings with the pump.
Thanks,
Mark
When mounting the pump on the frame (like in the picture), is everyone using 90 degree fittings or could I use the fittings with the pump.
Thanks,
Mark
08-28-02, 02:11 AM
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I used 90* fittings... and I also used 3/8 hose. Worked fine for me, I just clamped everything down real good. No leaks. Oh, and I mounted in pretty much the same place as you guys.
08-28-02, 03:07 AM
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Nice... that's where I have mine.
Don't see the point in running a second filter right after the pump though. If anything I'd put one in the engine bay right before the regulator.
Don't see the point in running a second filter right after the pump though. If anything I'd put one in the engine bay right before the regulator.
08-28-02, 01:30 PM
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Originally posted by SilverRocket
Better to have a rusty old pump you found in the junkyard, eh Mar?
Better to have a rusty old pump you found in the junkyard, eh Mar?
And be much quieter and pulse-free as well...
08-28-02, 01:59 PM
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