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What size pop bottle?
What size pop bottle?
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In tank pump pressure spec?
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Been awhile since I've done it... but 16oz/half liter. I should state that was used mainly to check mechanical fuel pumps... It was how I was taught by my mentor as a beginning mechanic. All these electric pumps probably have a volume spec you could test against.
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Wow, i was right on for my memory. 1 pint equals 16oz. 1 pint in ten seconds for mechanical pump is what i remembered too.
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I got to thinking the other day about a F-150 pump so I went on Oreilly's website to see if they show different pumps.
They actually list both the pressure (3lb for both) and flow rate (15gph for both)
1986 F-150 5.0
1986 Ranger 2.9
So not sure why they call for different pumps.
When it is not so freaking cold I do still plan to check the volume of this one but I think it kinda is what is.
They actually list both the pressure (3lb for both) and flow rate (15gph for both)
1986 F-150 5.0
1986 Ranger 2.9
So not sure why they call for different pumps.
When it is not so freaking cold I do still plan to check the volume of this one but I think it kinda is what is.
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Different pumps for different tanks...depth probably.
I've used f150 frame rail high pressure pumps on rangers and vice-versa. Could probably do the same with in tank pumps.
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For anyone else that comes across this... It was the fuel pump.
Red Holley pump and it is a totally different truck.
Red Holley pump and it is a totally different truck.
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