Got it goin again with mechanical one and a the float seat was a bit bent hunts but ill get that all fixed tomorrow

Cheers
Ill just ask my boss tomorrow at work to see wat he says if not ill ask my friend of mine who works on this stuff haja

Cheers
Ill just ask my boss tomorrow at work to see wat he says if not ill ask my friend of mine who works on this stuff haja

I am using a similar electric pump with dual carbies and a fuel regulator is required and must be set to around 3psi of pressure.
It does seem strange that it runs for quite a while and then floods though,
many people on this site know much more than me about carbs though, good luck.

Its just strange how this just happen esspecially when i was goin on yesterdays run im just thinkin it is just the pump over pressurising cause i took the top off again on my carby and got a little container of fuel to see where the float sits sat where the half mark is on it

That may be a good idea, stock pumps are fine.

Im just thinking of puting a kit through my mechanical pump just to see how it goes try the car again just flooding still :/ when i 1st put the pump in the float was a bit highe

Im just thinking of puting a kit through my mechanical pump just to see how it goes try the car again just flooding still :/ when i 1st put the pump in the float was a bit higher

They normally make noise when they priming or starved of fuel, definately get a regulator fitted after the pump (non efi) and check the location of the mounted pump is suitable for correct operation.

On the packet its 4-7 psi its pulling i got the car goin again but when the carby starts to overflow the pump makes a racket its a new pump only been on the car for a week