How much voltage should put to fuel pump to get fuel out of the tank?
How much voltage should put to fuel pump to get fuel out of the tank?
About to drop the tank and i am going to need to get the fuel out before i do so. I unhooked the line before the fuel filter and want to pump the gas out using the stock fuel pump. I am going to directly hook current to the fuel pump but i was wondering how much juice i need run to the pump without damaging it. Im guessing 12 Volts but i just want to make sure. Let me know.
Brandon
Brandon
Re: How much voltage should put to fuel pump to get fuel out of the tank?
Thanks man. Thats what i thought but just wanted to be certain. Can never be too safe when messing with the fuel system.
Brandon
Brandon
sure anytime... check out this link, racetronix explains it well..
http://www.racetronix.com/Racetronix..._Pump_Kit.html
http://www.racetronix.com/Racetronix..._Pump_Kit.html
Re: How much voltage should put to fuel pump to get fuel out of the tank?
Are you aware there's a fuel pump prime connector near the PCM that allows you to power the pump. You would just connect 12V to it.
http://shbox.com/1/fuel_pump_prime.jpg
http://shbox.com/1/fuel_pump_prime.jpg
Re: How much voltage should put to fuel pump to get fuel out of the tank?
Wow never knew that. This makes life a whole lot simpler. Thanks a bunch Injuneer. And just for the record, why did GM put that prime there?
Brandon
Brandon
Re: How much voltage should put to fuel pump to get fuel out of the tank?
I suspect GM provided a "prime" connection because there is no other way to get the pump to run continuously without the engine running. When you turn the key on, the pump starts, and then shuts down if you don't start the engine. The PCM is looking for the low resolution pulse from the Opti, and when it doesn't see it, it shuts off the pump.
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