🔌 12V Heavy Duty Electric Fuel Pump Metal Solid Petrol JDMSPEED Universal 12 Volts Review

I installed it on my Gravely 16G's left frame to replace the mechanical pump and was away from heat sources. The pump ran for 20 minutes and then stopped. When I turned the ignition back on, I felt it working with my hand because I didn't hear it working. The pump was so hot I couldn't keep my hand on it. To the point where the gas inside was considered dangerous. I decided to take it off the next day when it cools down. When I came back he drained most of the gas from my tank through the hole…

Check Orders I knew this purchase was "the cheapest option and in no way did I expect it to perform like other pumps from the dealers. I installed on an older Kawasaki mule. started immediately. Drive around a bit and park. The next day the fuel pump wouldn't turn on. After just trying it on a hot battery, I found that the fuel pump was skyrocketing going too soon. I got the second one I bought, tested it with the battery and it's been working fine ever since. You get what you pay for! and I…

I used this to drain 30 gallons of fuel out of a boat. For that it worked great. It took just over an hour, including stops, to pour a 5-gallon can into nearby vehicles. It accepted a 5/16" fuel line and I even put in a cheap built in filter to trap dirt. The pump is quite noisy and to be honest, judging by the noise it makes I don't know if I would personally trust it long term in a vehicle or similar situation. But for utility work where you don't want to spend a lot of money, it's perfect…

Pump works great but pressure is a little too high for Satoh S650G Nikki Carb. Use a plastic tie on the rubber hose to pinch it (after the pump, before the carburetor). This will reduce the pressure almost correctly (1.5 psi) otherwise it will overflow the bowl and bubble up out the vent tube (which you can see). with the air filter switched off). Just start the engine without pinching the tie. Watch the vent tube until gas comes out. Then tighten the zip tie, one click at a time, until you see