I have noticed my a1000 is starting to stall. And when i tap it once it will turn on. what could it be bad pump, wires, what about premix? anything problems like mines that you guys have gone through with these pumps let me know what u did to fix it.

 

If you have to tap on it to get it to run then your pump is bad. It's no different than hitting a bad starter motor to get it to turn over. Just make sure your power and ground is good. Also make sure your filter is not plugged and you have a good clear return fuel line. If the filter is clogged or you have a bad or no return line then your pump will have to work overtime and wear out premature.

 

one major problem most people over look is how some of these pumps have to be installed. That pump is gravity feed, that means its not design to "suck" fuel like the stock pump. Make sure your pump is mounted lower than your fuel tank, that way it gets a constant supply of fuel to keep cool & to maintain proper fuel flow. If not, then you could be wearing down your pump prematurely which may be why you have to hit your pump for it to work.

I used that pump for 3 years in my 1st gen with no problem.. Now its being used in another turbo 1st gen with no problems. Good mounting location, good ground, good filters & your're good to go!!

If my friend is reading this post... Don't forget the return address of the pump I loaned you a few years ago you bastard

 

Yeah power and ground are solid, i have it mounted level with the bottom of my tank like the owners manual said because it a gravity pump, and my aeromotive filters are superb.

I guess my pump is taking a dump on me, by any chance do you guys think weather could be the problem i have notice it only does this when i leave my car outside overnight.

 

i have gone thru many problems with aeromotive the eliminator pump a lil bigger then the a1000... even sent it back to the company to fix few times.. and do you know how i fixed the problem? I used a different pump..

 

What micron filter are you running on the inlet and outlet?

 

inlet 100 icron outlet 10 micron

would aeromotive really fix these pumps

 

Some people seem to have good luck with these pumps but many don't. I've heard issues with these pumps can include the problems you are having also if the feed lines aren't big enough (10an) it can choke the pump. If you continue having problems you should try the 044. If you are around kilo's shop when he's dynoing my car this week you should see (hopefully) the 044 support 500hp... of course that's with the help of a boost a pump.

 

oh we like the a1000 and their production line , there s no doubt about its performance. I am not too fond of the 044 but everyone has their own opinions . We have success with aeromotive and we will continue with them.

As far as my feed line -10 an all the way , its just my pump is taking a dump on me i guess. I do daily drive my car out here so too much usage can also wear it out.

I will be there friday to help out with some things but i will see what it has....WHO KNOW I MIGHT DRIVE IT BEFORE YOU DO! lol jk

 

If the motor on the pump uses brushes there probley the cause, and when you tap it they make connection!

 

Hey be my guest man, just no blowing it up

 

I have tried about 4 of these pumps and once they sit too long the magnet unsticks inside the pump and the two half of magnets grab the armature and the pump does not work ,cant even turn,we opened one and stuck back the magnets but after a while same thing happened ,remember these pumps have gas flowing inside all the electrical componets,my advice to you is these pumps are worthless.i am using a weldon for the last 5 years and never had any probs.

 

Yup the only thing i can think of is the brushes sticking, or worn out springs . Either one could be the problem i wil call aeromtive to see what can they do about this.

As far as it getting stuck (3 times now) in the matter of 2 months on daily driving i can only imagine that could be the problem.

 

I had an A1000 stop working during a cruise a year ago. I think it may have gotten too hot. After it sat for 10 minutes or so, it fired up and i drove it home. I threw it away and ordered another one. I didn't like the thought of it just dying on me like that.

 

I had that same problem out of several with aeromotive. My magnets came apart as well. Cost me a motor or two. When I called aeromotive they told me the glue they were using to hold the magnets doesn't last when it was exposed to gasoline. thats great.. and then they made me pay for an updated case that was "suppose to fix the problem". that and the pump doesn't flow what its suppose to at high fuel pressure and it even starts dropping pressure which could lean you out real quick. I wouldnt trust it over 400rwhp.

 

Is that your car on ebay forsale?

 

yes sir it is, man its stuck at 6k no one knows what we have to go through to build a reliable , high horsepower, and worthy rotary nowadays. I been getting pms and emails of people wanting me to trade worthless cars and lowballs that are so low they hand like that little midget from austin power' movies.

 

With the economy the way it is right now, that's all your going to get is low ballers and traders. Not a good time to sell, but a good time to buy.

So regarding the Aeromotive pumps..... what I got from all this is that they are pieces of ****...?

 

I give you props it's a beutiful car. Good luck with the sale



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