Bang4Buck Performance Universal Electric 6414671 2 Review

No complaints, it is essential to install a filter on the pressure side, as this is primarily used to ensure that parts that fall out, such as e.g. B. a control ball does not get into your injection system. Used with a diesel, seems to work fine.

I installed on my 1966 Corvette about a year ago, the car has less than 500 miles on it, the pump has stopped working, it's cheap and won't last long.

No complaints, it is essential to install a filter on the pressure side, as this primarily serves to prevent parts from falling out, ie. control ball in your injection system. Used with a diesel, seems to work fine.

I bought two 70 gallon tanks on a boat that had sat for 2 years to pump out. The gas stabilized but was not suitable for incineration and therefore had to be disposed of. Filled the pump with five 5 gallon buckets and then it stopped. There is no suction at all. There is no way to open or serve. Now he's on his next tour of the recycling plant.

Look, everyone wants their $18 device to last 10 years. But if you need 10 years of service, you need to spend $180, not $18. I used it to drain my boat's tank through a 20 foot gas hose. I was on deck with the tank below me so he pulled the gas up at least 24 inches. The self-priming function is important. After about 10 seconds it started dripping. Slow? Yes. So be patient. You'll need to add any 12V connection, be it battery clamps or power plugs. They give you about 6 inches of wire to work