PPE Power 113061100 Dual Fueler Installation Kit with CP3 Pump - GM 6.6L Duramax 2001 LB7 (113061100)
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Dual Fueler Installation Kit
GM
PPE Power 113061100 Features:
50 States Emissions Legal (E.O. D-701-22)
Bolt this kit on and your engine computer will automatically recognize both pumps and continue to deliver the precise amount of fuel your engine computer is requesting. Our PPE belt-driven Bosch CP3 fuel pump kit works in conjunction with the stock fuel system and is controlled by a sophisticated microprocessor module.
Adding our kit to your stock fuel system reduces drive load on the stock CP3 pump, thereby increasing pump reliability. Both pumps work together, each delivering half the total volume of fuel required. In the event of one pump failing the electronic controller will automatically switch all fuel delivery responsibilities to the remaining operational pump. This kit will not produce more fuel pressure than the engine ECU requests; it will only increase fuel volume as needed to maintain ECU requested fuel pressure.
For racing applications, this kit provides fuel flow to maintain fuel pressure to 26,000+ psi that is essential for highly modified race engines that are seeking to produce high horsepower.
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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