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    In line fuel pump

    What size/volume in line fuel pump is required for a 3.5ltr rover

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    In the 101 the standard fuel pump is inside the fuel tank.
    My 101 still has it fitted as a back up, but it is not used as a normal 3/4 psi after market fuel pump is fitted and has been doing the job for years.
    If you look at the following pic carefully on the bottom RHS you can see it on the chassis.
    Any electric aftermarket fuel pump for a carby motor will do the job....eg faucet brand.

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    I carry one of these in my spares in case the original one in the tank plays up.

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    1l/min @ 4psi.

    all as per previously mentioned, I have 4 on fozzy for shifting fuel around and one spare. only one of them was purchased new, the rest from wreckers for about $10 a piece or garage sales for not much more.
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    crap so I can assume 4.4L/min at 50psi (rail pressure) is well and truly overkill??
    That's the specs of the walbro pump sold to me to suit my supercharged application...
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    yep with that many PSI going into a carby you'll force past the needle and seat and flood it out..

    for injected thats about right, if you want better patterning out of the injectors or are running your blower at much over 10psi then you want to be looking at the 60-70psi range.
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    series 3 in line pump is 12v what amps does it pull as 101 is 24v and the step down is 20 amp it runs the coil ? any ideas

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    bout 2-4 amps depending on voltage and condition.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The ho har's View Post
    series 3 in line pump is 12v what amps does it pull as 101 is 24v and the step down is 20 amp it runs the coil ? any ideas

    ho har

    The fuel pump in a 24v 101 is actually 12v and the coil actually runs on 10V.

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    I bought a Goss GE206 as a backup pump.
    20 kPa, 93 l/h, 24V, 0.8 A
    Is this suitable?

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