after market intank pump

[bugei]

a while back there was some discussions of "after market" (possibly oem) sorces for in tank pumps. i remember that a few people had said they were ordering them, but there were long lead times. did anyone end up with them? how did they work? what was the final source?

thanx dan

 

[jasonjc]

Igot a brand new one from the OEM Olympic Controls. And yes it took some time to get, 30-45days. I swaped a pump out of a parts truck into the runner that had the bad pump. So I have a new spare now.

 

[bugei]

jason,

so i take you you have not tested the "new one", huh?

 

[jasonjc]

No I have not tested it yet,didn't think I needed too.

 

[FormerNewMVGuy]

After all the trouble i had with pumps, olympic controls was definietly the way to go, brand new oem pump, No nonsence just a good pump!!

 

[jwaller]

any idea on the price?

 

[jasonjc]

About $190.00 with shipping.That was just a few weeks ago.

 

[bugei]

thanx. i see that it is a direct replacement, no "messing around".

 

[acetomatoco]

It has an Ordnance part # on it in the picture...so they must be selling the same ones they sell to the gummint... I still use the ones off the heaters for $30 and cut em into the line on top of the tank and use the same electric wire as the intank one.

 

[RallyRebel]

Do you have a part number for that Carter pump from NAPA? I was just there today and all they had was a Carter solenoid-type pump for $59 but I'm hesitant to try it.

 

[Big Mike's Motor Pool]

how do you make the carter pump work with 24v system?? im assuming its 12v right??

 

[RallyRebel]

NAPA has both 12V and 24V models available, same for the Walbro FRB pumps which should work too but a bit more $$$.

 

[sailor2000]

This thread is worthless without part numbers!!!!!

 

[devilman96]

http://www.odiron.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=4_59&products_id=526

Save yourself the issues with installing the inline pump. I have them with the fittings included.