 Moving Stock Fuel Pump to Front Trunk, Parts Required??? |
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| d7n7master |
 Apr 20 2004, 01:15 PM
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Gary#  Group: Members Posts: 663 Joined: 13-March 03 From: The O.C, Ca. Member No.: 421  |
As long as I have the engine out & I'm staring at the fuel pump, what a perfect time to move the pump to the front trunk. What I'm lookin' for is a "parts list" so that I don't forget anything stupid. What's the safest tubing to run the fuel lines thru the tunnel??? Should I go with s/steel and lines and wrap it with spiral wrap to reduce chafing?
I haven't pulled the lines yet so I don't know what to expect. Thanks, (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beer.gif) |
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| lmcchesney |
Apr 20 2004, 05:49 PM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 488 Joined: 24-November 03 From: Ocala, Fl. Member No.: 1,381 Region Association: None |
d7n7master,
Joe has been discussing this issue/technique the other day. Just move to this post and see if it has what you need. Parts list will depend on the extent of work/repair. Basic. Make sure you use Fuel Injection Fuel Hose (reinforced). If you replace the centeral tunnel plastic lines, I used 3/8" brake liners/fuel line. About $5 for 4ft. You can mount the pump under the tank. Insulate the pump from the body/chasis with rubber gromets. Let us know if you need more? You have a much better UPS delivery than I. As a matter of fact, can I have something shipped by you? L McCheseny |
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| d7n7master |
Apr 22 2004, 07:14 PM
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Gary# Group: Members Posts: 663 Joined: 13-March 03 From: The O.C, Ca. Member No.: 421 |
L McCheseny,
I'll have to ask her if she gets out-of- state, hehehe. I hope not... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wub.gif) I haven't seen a "under tank" mounting of the fp, but I kinda like the idea as long as it's not exposed to debris. When I pull the gas tank I'll have a better idea of possibilities... Don't ya just hate it when your car has run awesome for say... a two hour run and you stop for 20 mins - and then it's crank, crank, crank, feels like it's flooded??? But it's vapor lock? - Germans R suppose to be smarter than that - aren't they? |
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| lmcchesney |
Apr 22 2004, 09:13 PM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 488 Joined: 24-November 03 From: Ocala, Fl. Member No.: 1,381 Region Association: None |
There is adaquate space there. I have a different design for my Fi system so I have gone with a dual pump system. There is room for both pumps and my 22mm Weilty bar. Mine has an access hole from the bottom I use to get to the fuel filter. Hole is covered by the suspension shroud. Wiring options, are a single pos 12ga wire from the connection where the pump used to be in the back, through the centeral tunnel to the new pump location. Use ground at the local position. However, I ran a ground along with the pos. wire.
Any thing I can do, let me know. L. McC |
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