Subject: Fuel system
From: ACRE
Date: 6/13/2003, 6:30 PM


I understood the idea of having 2 pumps when the injectors were in 2 seperate places and the
primary and secondary injectors were fed seperately, but now we have this manifold with all
the
injectors in a line and I assume a single fuel rail...uh
are we using one pump now?
...Chrissi

I've got separate fuel rails- primary and secondary, so after teh fuel leaves the fuel filter
the line T's off to the separate fuel rails. The fuel returns T back into each other and then go
back to the apropriate tank through a selector valve.

After mulling it over quite a bit, I'm leaning toward going with my original plan- one pump per
tank, along with an electric 6 port valve. The same switch that actuates the 6 port valve
operates the apropriate fuel pump. The first thing you do in event of an engine hiccup it to
switch tanks, right?

Brian Trubee

We've got two strake tanks feeding a large sump, 3-4 gal's worth. Was going to return fuel to the
sump. Seperate shutoff valves for L & R tanks (side by side levers).
I can see Perry's paralel pumps, we have two available as well as two pickups from the sump so
that would work.
Any alarms going off yet?
...Chrissi

 
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