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 Sunnyjim
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| posted on May 23rd, 2016 at 06:52 PM |
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lift pump surge tank install on 71 lowlight EJ22
Hi all
My ej22 conversion has taken longer than expected but that should have been anticipated , right?
After rolling into the neighbours yard, coz dumb dumb left it in neutral with no HB on! Anyway it forced me to address rust problems and I ended up
doing the doglegs and replacing the front inner and outer valances.
Then back onto finalising the conversion I am happy to report my cooling system seems great now that I have plumbed the 2 engine bay honda triple
core rads in parrallel .
So over the last couple of years I have had fuel issues . I have bought several pumps. One ebay copy did fail on me but I finally had to admit my
system was flawed . When I took my tank out I got my mechanic to weld in a much bigger outlet for me . I thought this would suffice but after
endless fuel hose plumbing rearrangements I still had a screaming fuel pump after 20 mins of driving. It would often stall and not restart until
the next morning. I finally decided to install a lift pump and surge tank.
It seems to have solved the issue but one small issue the |EFI pump is an original Bosch 044 form Chzech. It so good and quiet but I bought a HEP
0202 lift pump and it is real noisy.
Can anyone reccomend a quiet 12volt low pressure lif pump?
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thnks
paul
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Sunnyjim
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| posted on May 24th, 2016 at 08:00 AM |
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hi all
i have searched and found a pierburg type lift pump. i heard it is quiet compared to facet and hep020.
has anyone had any experience?
also there are 2 flavours. 65litre 3 to 4psi and 100litre 5 to 7 psi.
what should i go for?
do i need to consider the flow rate of my efi pump? i think a commodore vl 070 has over 100 litres per hour?
i was favoring the lower 65litre option as i was assuming if might be quieter than a higher pressure higher flow model?
advice welcome
http://m.ebay.com.au/itm/New-PIERBURG-Carby-100L-H-3-5PSI-E85-Low-Pressure-In...
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karmann141
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| posted on May 26th, 2016 at 06:54 PM |
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Hi Paul,
The Pierburg lift pump is very quiet. I have one you could borrow and try if you haven't bought one already.
Cheers
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| posted on May 28th, 2016 at 06:56 AM |
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G'day Nolan
thx for the confirnation and offer
i got one coming next week
how's the kg coming along?
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| posted on June 8th, 2016 at 11:46 AM |
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here is the new lift pump. it looks just like a normal efi pump except about half the size.
anyway got it installed and it is quiet. i still need to test drive but looks good so far.
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