Bosch in tank fuel pump Qs
Originally Posted by Spoolin,Dec 4 2009, 01:07 AM
BTW..........What are you going with now Carey? You just cant stop changing things huh? Such a sickness. LOL
I really dislike dual pump setups, but it was a quick easy solution. I'll probably do a big external in the off season. We'll see though.
Those Bosch 044 really flow a lot and are capable of maintaining flow at high pressures. The only thing I don't like about them is that they're darn loud! They sound like you have 1000 rattlesnakes in your tank (I had one in my Subaru). But then, most of the large pumps are loud like that.
Also, they do like to be connected on continuous duty. So pump speed controller must be bypassed. I belive the S doesn't have pump controller. But it's best to relay the pump power straight to battery with good power wires. The factory wiring should be OK but I would just use larger gauge.
Just be ready to get used to the pump noise.....
Also, they do like to be connected on continuous duty. So pump speed controller must be bypassed. I belive the S doesn't have pump controller. But it's best to relay the pump power straight to battery with good power wires. The factory wiring should be OK but I would just use larger gauge.
Just be ready to get used to the pump noise.....
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