Im going to be runnin a new tank and seat on my 1m 900 and im wondering if I mount the 900 fuel pump horizontaly in the new tank well it mess anything up since at the moment its mounted verticaly or if i can run the pump outside the tank????
EFI question...
- Thread starter TheYamMan
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I think those pumps have some kind of smart valve on them. If they get turned sidways or upside down they stop pumping. I could be wrong.
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just all the other times we can't get it running
Mines been track side up a few times aswell..lol..but I would much rather run the pump outside the tank I dont see why I couldnt but Id still like a second thought on this...
Thanks Wayne
just all the other times we can't get it running
You sure you want to get that ball rolling?
You sure you want to get that ball rolling?
I take it you guys all know each other???
Yep. We both run 900s as well. One of us has seen way more of the inside of these engines than the other.
Well hopefully I wont see the inside of my engine very much I bought the sled after my friend owning an 03 and ran it like he stole it for 10000miles and only blew 2 chains...
But Back to my question you guys think I could run the pump outside the tank without any issues???
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I would try to mount it just as the factory did.
all my 900's have been carbed and the only efi i have is my wife m7 so not much help here.
one thing i think cat keeps it in the tank for priming reasons.
as for being inside one i might have seen it once.
all my 900's have been carbed and the only efi i have is my wife m7 so not much help here.
one thing i think cat keeps it in the tank for priming reasons.
as for being inside one i might have seen it once.
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i believe it could be mounted horizontally but i believe it needs to bein the tank the gas sloshing around in there helps cool it i know that electric fuel pumps in vehicles cool that way for sure
i believe it could be mounted horizontally but i believe it needs to bein the tank the gas sloshing around in there helps cool it i know that electric fuel pumps in vehicles cool that way for sure
