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Universal Fuel Pump
JEGS 555-159072 Universal Electric Fuel Pump delivers 50 gph of fuel at 8-psi. This electric fuel pump has a built-in fuel-pressure regulating valve that regulates fuel pressure from 6-8 psi, making it the perfect replacement for street vehicles with a worn-out mechanical or electric fuel pump. JEGS universal fuel pump is self-priming and can be installed on almost any vehicle with a 12 V electrical system.
JEGS 555-159072 Universal Electric Fuel Pump Includes:
- (1) Fuel Pump
- (1) Mounting Bracket
- (2) 3/8 in. Hose Barb x 3/8 in.-18 NPSF
- (3) Bolts: 5/16 in. -18 x 3/4 in.
- (3) Lock washers: 5/16 in.
- (3) Flat washers: 5/16 in.
- (3) Nuts: 5/16 in. -18
- (3) Nuts: 10 -32
- (3) Lock washers: 3/16 in.
- (3) Flat washers: 5/16 in.
- (2) Spring Clamps
- (3) Vibration dampers (for mounting)
- (2) 14-Gauge wire leads ends
- (1) Twist-on wire connector
JEGS 555-159072 Universal Electric Fuel Pump Dimensions:
- Pump Housing Diameter: 2.402 in.
- Pump Housing Height: 4 in.
- Overall Width: 3 3/8 in. at Inlet/Outlet
- Overall Height: 5 3/4 in. from top of mounting stud to bottom of electrical connection
JEGS 555-159072 Universal Electric Fuel Pump Mounting Bracket Dimensions:
- Bracket Width: 3 1/4 in.
- Bracket Height: 3 1/2 in.
FAQ
Does GPH on a fuel pump matter?
- The Gallons Per Hour (GPH) rating indicates the fuel pump's flow capacity. It matters to ensure your engine receives an adequate fuel supply. The JEGS 555-159072 provides a reliable 50 GPH.
Do I need a fuel pressure regulator with an electric fuel pump?
- Yes, a fuel pressure regulator is recommended. It helps maintain a consistent and safe fuel pressure, preventing over-pressurization. Consider the JEGS 555-159072 with a compatible fuel pressure regulator for optimal performance.
How does a universal fuel pump work?
- A universal electric fuel pump, like the JEGS 555-159072, draws fuel from the tank and delivers it to the engine at the required pressure. It ensures a steady fuel supply, enhancing engine performance.
Can you replace a mechanical fuel pump with an electric fuel pump?
- Yes, you can replace a mechanical fuel pump with an electric fuel pump. It offers advantages like precise fuel delivery and flexibility in installation. Ensure compatibility and follow proper installation guidelines.
Specifications:
Does this pump need to be mounted below the fuel tank? Which regulator is compatible with this pump? I drive a 1964 Falcon with a stock 1965 289-V8 Ford engine.
What size of fuse and or circuit breaker should be installed for this pump?
Can this be mounted in the engine compartment?
Does the fuel pump run constantly or intermittently as pressure is achieved?
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