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Listers,
My electric fuel pump is supplying too much pressure and
is flooding the (twin SU) carbies.
I have three options, fit a pressure regulator, modify the
output pressure of the one I have or fit an SU pump.
I do not want to use an SU pump because I don't want the
unreliability of (more) British rubbish.
1.What do I need to know about pressure regulators? Where can
I get an adjustable one? Do any cars come with them standard?
2.Has anyone modified a bluebird pump to reduce the static
pressure but keep the same flowrate?
If you don't know about Bluebird electric fuel pumps then the
following questions will seem odd....
3.Can the plunger part of the electric fuel pump can be pulled
apart? I would like to remove and fiddle with the output valve.
4.Should there be a washer between the small spring and the
plunger body?
Regards,
Nick
1978 Datsun Stanza
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