need help with a perry pump reguletor
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hi guys i need help installing a perry pump regulator on a moki 180 in a pica p51 a fellow club member suggested i install a larger pressure fitting in the rear back plate other then the one that came with the pump. also once installed what would be the proper way to start the engine being it is inverted without floodind the engine thanks eddie
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I am using one with an OS 91fx.
Perry recommends using the fitting and hose provided. I figured that they tried everything else, so I went with what they said.
I used a "T" and check valve to divert excess fuel back to the tank. The "T" is between the pump and carb, as close to the carb as I could get. The check valve is between the "T" and tank and is used to allow the extra fuel to return to the tank, but prevent air from being sucked in by the carb.
Perry recommends using the fitting and hose provided. I figured that they tried everything else, so I went with what they said.
I used a "T" and check valve to divert excess fuel back to the tank. The "T" is between the pump and carb, as close to the carb as I could get. The check valve is between the "T" and tank and is used to allow the extra fuel to return to the tank, but prevent air from being sucked in by the carb.
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hi guys i need help installing a perry pump regulator on a moki 180 in a pica p51 a fellow club member suggested i install a larger pressure fitting in the rear back plate other then the one that came with the pump. also once installed what would be the proper way to start the engine being it is inverted without floodind the engine thanks eddie
hi guys i need help installing a perry pump regulator on a moki 180 in a pica p51 a fellow club member suggested i install a larger pressure fitting in the rear back plate other then the one that came with the pump. also once installed what would be the proper way to start the engine being it is inverted without floodind the engine thanks eddie
Use the tubing that came with the pump to go between the pump and engine
Normally there is no additional trouble with an inverted engine
The bypass system as described above works very well



