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> Sound deadening fuel pump jacket - GT Project
tailwind22
post Jun 24 2021, 08:42 AM
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My 914-6 GT tribute has a Holly fuel pump mounted on the rear firewall using rubber washers. Staying true to the GT theme I have no engine compartment backpad and want to keep it that way. The fuel pump is noisy in the cockpit and I am looking to try to quiet things down. Anyone wrapped some sort of an insulating jacket around their pump? Looking for ideas.
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post Jun 24 2021, 09:33 AM
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Maybe more work than you're looking for, but on my faux GT I located the fuel pump in the front trunk (as per the factory GTs), fuel regulator in the lower engine bay. I have a Facet pump - which is quite noisy - but can only just hear it before the starter engages.

With your pump mounted on the firewall, it's going to work against that whole panel to try and make it a loudspeaker, coupled into the passenger compartment - suggest at least moving it to the edge of the firewall or attached to a stiffer surface - rubber mounted of course.

- Tony
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