Fuel pump location -Titan SE
07-13-2008 | 11:43 PM
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Fuel pump location -Titan SE
HI,
Looking to find out if it is fine to mount the fuel pump at a height just below the bottom of the turbine? I have always had the pump more inline with center of the turbine, just wondering if this will cause any problems? I figure it increases the head pressure going to the pump while causing a slight decrease in pressure from going back uphill to the turbine.
Thanks,
Dave
Looking to find out if it is fine to mount the fuel pump at a height just below the bottom of the turbine? I have always had the pump more inline with center of the turbine, just wondering if this will cause any problems? I figure it increases the head pressure going to the pump while causing a slight decrease in pressure from going back uphill to the turbine.
Thanks,
Dave
07-13-2008 | 11:49 PM
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RE: Fuel pump location -Titan SE
ORIGINAL: ddennison
HI,
Looking to find out if it is fine to mount the fuel pump at a height just below the bottom of the turbine? I have always had the pump more inline with center of the turbine, just wondering if this will cause any problems? I figure it increases the head pressure going to the pump while causing a slight decrease in pressure from going back uphill to the turbine.
Thanks,
Dave
HI,
Looking to find out if it is fine to mount the fuel pump at a height just below the bottom of the turbine? I have always had the pump more inline with center of the turbine, just wondering if this will cause any problems? I figure it increases the head pressure going to the pump while causing a slight decrease in pressure from going back uphill to the turbine.
Thanks,
Dave
Hi Dave,
That won't be a problem. The JetCat ECU takes care of any variation based on the pressure head.
Let me know if I can be of any assistance.
Regards,
