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Ultra-Quiet Electric Fuel Pump
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JEGS 555-15902 Ultra-Quiet Electric Fuel Pump Includes:
- Brass stud terminals (for quick and reliable electrical connection)
- Clamp with cushion to help reduce pump vibration and noise
- Mounting hardware
JEGS 555-15902 Ultra-Quiet Electric Fuel Pump Features:
- Billet base
- Composite impeller
- Pressure adjustment screw
- Washable screen inlet filter
- Mounting bracket with cushion
- Preset at 12 psi
JEGS 555-15902 Ultra-Quiet Electric Fuel Pump Note:
- Regulator required, such as JEGS 555-15907 (Sold Separately)
FAQ
How can I make my electric fuel pump quieter?
- Ensure proper mounting for reduced vibrations.
- Consider adding a noise-dampening kit, available for JEGS fuel pumps.
Does GPH on fuel pump matter?
- Yes, GPH (Gallons Per Hour) determines fuel delivery; choose based on your engine's needs.
- JEGS electric fuel pumps offer various GPH options for flexibility.
What PSI electric fuel pump do I need?
- Determine your engine's fuel pressure requirements.
- Choose a JEGS electric fuel pump with PSI compatibility; options available for your needs.
Specifications:
Can you run diesel through this
Can I run e85 with this pump
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