Which fuel pumps are you guys running who have fuel cells installed?
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Fuel pump for fuel cell
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I have a Walbro GSL392 255lph being fed from 4 walbro pickups in a jazz fuel cell feeding a LQ4
There are a few in-tank setups I would checkout. Drew at goatbuilt came up with a setup that uses a stock gm fuel pump module. Works with his tank but I think can be adapted into others too. There are other aftermarket units like that too.
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/miscellaneous/1679962-buggy-fuel-tanks-right-way.html
There are a few in-tank setups I would checkout. Drew at goatbuilt came up with a setup that uses a stock gm fuel pump module. Works with his tank but I think can be adapted into others too. There are other aftermarket units like that too.
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/miscellaneous/1679962-buggy-fuel-tanks-right-way.html
Same setup here as what Mnorby is running. I keep an extra walbro in the truck just in case.
I'm regulating with a Aeromotive bypass regulator. 13301, IIRC
I'm regulating with a Aeromotive bypass regulator. 13301, IIRC
here is mine. no baffles yet but I plan on getting some from alltech this winter.
^Thats how my pickups are as well. No baffles due to having 4 walbro pickups.
My cell is Jaz 270-222-NF. I deleted the D-ring and added the flapper fill. Also added Isspro fuel level sending unit.
This picture most likely doesn't help, its really tight inside. My lines exit the tub towards the back of the cell. MY vent goes around my C hoop and down through the tub. Fuel pump is located on pass side frame rail.
My cell is Jaz 270-222-NF. I deleted the D-ring and added the flapper fill. Also added Isspro fuel level sending unit.
This picture most likely doesn't help, its really tight inside. My lines exit the tub towards the back of the cell. MY vent goes around my C hoop and down through the tub. Fuel pump is located on pass side frame rail.
handloader90
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I have a Walbro GSL392 255lph being fed from 4 walbro pickups in a jazz fuel cell feeding a LQ4
There are a few in-tank setups I would checkout. Drew at goatbuilt came up with a setup that uses a stock gm fuel pump module. Works with his tank but I think can be adapted into others too. There are other aftermarket units like that too.
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/miscellaneous/1679962-buggy-fuel-tanks-right-way.html
Can you list what kind of fitting and hose that you are using?
All I can seem to find is braided steel AN hose.
here is mine. no baffles yet but I plan on getting some from alltech this winter.
What happens when one of the pickups sucks some air? Are there check valves? Do you loose fuel pressure?
handloader90
Building!
When one of the walboro pickups goes dry it blocks itself off/ stops sucking.
On the
I used Aeroquip AQP pushlock hose.
walbros they have a fine mesh screen that controls a valve per say. If one pickup comes out of fuel the surface tension on the screen will suck it up and close itself off.
I used Aeroquip AQP pushlock hose.
