Fuel pump regulator

Discussion in 'Mech Tech' started by Chrisd, Dec 9, 2019.

  1. Just double checking, (also useful documentation for anyone else trying this out), like this?
    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/323298227155
     
  2. Possibly. I wish they'd put part numbers on these ads, so you know what fits what. That's the kind of thing, tho'
     
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  3. No worries, it's more just to confirm we're both talking about the same parts, thanks.
     
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  4. Yep, same kind of thing. Then you can have the pump fuse next to the pump relay.
     
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  5. Probably because we bought the last two ;)...
     
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  6. If they told you the part number, you'd Google it and buy elsewhere...
     
  7. You need the 9 pin relay base for the tachometric relay. I use the KAE relay with integral fuse they were about £24 but seem to be in short supply.

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  8. Got one for just a few pennies shy of £30.

    Andrew
     
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  9. DubCat

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    Well done. Where'd you find it?
     
  10. At Porsche specialist for older models, not counting my chickens yet, until it arrives.
     
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    It'll be interesting to see which one you've got. Snotty can tell us if it has a timer circuit in it for priming :)
     
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  12. Cheat and set up a 'priming' signal for for a relay off the alternator signal taken from the reverse light .. .

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  13. DubCat

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    Cheeky. I like it.
     
  14. DubCat

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    Wish you'd said this when I was building the loom - brilliant idea.
     
  15. Zed

    Zed Gradually getting grumpier

    Another vote from me, I'll be doing that. :thumbsup:
     
  16. Good spot. What’s the part number?
     
  17. 433 906 059
     
  18. Should do the trick :thumbsup: The earlier ones seem much of a muchness.

    As before, I can't see how these can provide an initial prime, as there's nothing in them that would do it, apart from a few spurious pulses from the coil (which may not be there if you've got a fancy dissy). I've tried the KAE one, and there's no initial prime.
     
  19. I'll have to see if my Pertronix causes a glitch on the coil to prime the pump or not. Otherwise, as @Deefer66 says I can use the signal off one of the idiot lights to open the solenoid and prime the pump.
     
  20. Issue with that is you won't get a signal from alt or oil pressure switch...until the engine's started. Which it won't if there's no fuel.
     

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