EFI Electric Fuel Pump

[Hotfingrs]

Knock on wood. ..my a 1000 has been in my car for 14 years with no problems

[PLDRIVE]

Weldon makes a very good pump. "Big plus" Not required to be a gravity feed (can be mounted on top of tank).

I would also look at FueLab. Pump has INTERNAL speed control. No experience with this pump but would like to try one.

Mark

[CSX4815]

Originally Posted by Hotfingrs

Knock on wood. ..my a 1000 has been in my car for 14 years with no problems

Me too... I have had zero problems with mine for the last 9 years and 2300 miles. It's internally mounted though so it's cooled by fuel. Also using the pump controller.

[bobcowan]

Originally Posted by CSX4815

Me too... I have had zero problems with mine for the last 9 years and 2300 miles. It's internally mounted though so it's cooled by fuel. Also using the pump controller.

You only get to drive your car 250 miles a year? I drive about 3,500 miles per year - more or less. And racing can really take a toll on a car.

I considered mounting the pump inside the take - not hard to do with a fuel cell.

The down side of that is it can be difficult to get to when replacing it in a parking lot. Which I did the first time it failed.

[CSX4815]

Yup... that's about it. 250 miles or so a year.

I had no other choice but to mount it internally with the 42 gallon fuel cell. The pump needs to be located as close to the pickup height as possible. And it wasn't easy to mount internally as I had to remove the tank and ship up to Fuel Safe. They wouldn't sell me the required materials to mount myself as they were proprietary items that they didn't want to sell to me directly.

Good luck with your search to solve your problems.

[PLDRIVE]

Bob I would give FueLab a call. Having variable speed control should Keep the pump cool.I spoke with FueLab a year or so ago (nice and knowledgeable).


If u talk to Kinsler or Hilborn there is only one pump they sell and its a Weldon.

[CSX4815]

I forgot to add that I am using the digital speed controller with my A1000