In tank lift pump

[47to70]

Found out my in-tank fuel pump quit after changing my fuel filters.............not the best time to find this out. Got her running, she starts and runs well but still want a lift pump. After pricing them just feel that they are crazy high............heqq, it's just a little electric pump............$550 is nuts. What other solutions are there?

Thanks

 

[simp5782]

Carter vane pump. Cut your metal line and add a pre filter for it it'll be fine.

P4603HD is the part #

Just mount it to the under frame of the bed.

I have one that has pumped several thousand gallons without issue.

 

[Guyfang]

Did you try and find out what went bad? Some in tank pumps have a fuse. If that is the case, did you check it?

 

[47to70]

That carter pump looks good and is priced right. How do you hook it up to the truck lines without it leaking? Just ordered some exhaust pipes from Summit and could have had it shipped free (LOL). Yes, did check the fuse, juice getting to pump.

Thanks

 

[simp5782]

Use constant torque clamps on the hose slid over the metal lines.

Did you try and find out what went bad? Some in tank pumps have a fuse. If that is the case, did you check it?

Usually rust is the culprit

 

[47to70]

Got it, Thanks! Great looking Pump!

 

[bprzyw]

Hey! That’s what mine looked like! It did not run either, found a used one cheap.

 

[47to70]

Would I be better off just pulling the old pump out and running a longer hose in the tank?

 

[simp5782]

Would I be better off just pulling the old pump out and running a longer hose in the tank?

All I did. I just zip tied a hose to the outside frame down about an inch above where the pump bottom is so it wouldn't snag up too much crap.

You can maybe find a sock filter with a 1/2" hose barb but I didn't care.

 

[47to70]

OK, Thanks again!

 

[montaillou]

Another option would be to put in an electric pump on the fuel line, before the fuel injection pump. It's like a $35 part, wire it to your power switch.