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Re: Electric fuel pumps are dangerous .
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Originally Posted by HO455
I wired in a Revolution Electronics fuel pump controller. The controller sends power to the fuel pump for a couple of seconds to put a shot of fuel in the carb (or the fuel injectors) when the key is turned on. After 2 or 3 seconds it will shut the pump off if no tachometer signal is received. Once the tachometer signal is received the pump starts running again.
In addition I use it to control power to the air bag compressor via a 40 amp relay. With the compressor and fuel pump married together they will run briefly then shut off, if I pause the key in the run position before engaging the starter. I can then start the engine without the compressor drawing current from the battery while cranking
https://www.revolutionelectronics.co...Fuel_Pump.html
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I use this same controller. It will make your fuel pump do exactly as it does in todays car/trucks. If in a wreck and the engine died the controller shuts off the pump. You can use it for fuel injection or carb. If you got the key on listening to tunes your fuel pump isnt running.
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Harley
1969 Chevy C-10 Long Bed, 350cid, 700R4
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