fuel pump resistor
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fuel pump resistor
I have an ignition ballast resistor to use, it is a beefy heat sinked unit. Should I wire it on the ground side, or the 12v side of the pump, or does it matter?
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Are you sure the pump you are using is rated to run at the voltage that would result with a resistor? Or are you trying to run the factory pump? You should also do the math and make sure the ballast resistor has a high enough continuous current rating to run a fuel pump, some of those things draw quite a bit of power.
What did you use for a swirl pot?
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I used a GE whole house water filter as a surge tank. I got the idea from a Mustang guy. Details are on my webpages.
Jim
MS'd 2 Merkur's, custom flathead Ford motorcycle, a BMW with 2.3 turbo, TR7 2.3 turbo.
Latest mission: 5.0 VGT turbo 1988 TC with 4r70w. Yeah
Too many projects, too little time...