Fuel Pump
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From: San Antonio Tx
RE: Fuel Pump
atmospheric pressure? Do you mean pump pressure? if so 6 is good for carb applications, for fuel injection you will need anywhere between 25-50. Unless you have converted to carb 6 psi is not enough
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RE: Fuel Pump
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Hi everyone !
I have replaced a fuel pump on my mus. I't 95 GT. I'd like to know the level of atmosphere pressure coming from the fuel pump. I heard that 6 is enough.
Thanks!
Hi everyone !
I have replaced a fuel pump on my mus. I't 95 GT. I'd like to know the level of atmosphere pressure coming from the fuel pump. I heard that 6 is enough.
Thanks!
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RE: Fuel Pump
Yes, I mean pump pressure. I wrote atmosphere pressure because here most people call it like that way. Anyway, I don't really understand what is carb application? Carburator? In my car, there's a fuel injection system, which I think will just blow up if there will be 25-50 level as you mentioned. 
I have asked several people in the shop where I bought this pump and they told me that there are maximum 12-15 levels of pressure.
I have asked several people in the shop where I bought this pump and they told me that there are maximum 12-15 levels of pressure.
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Bro i dont know what planet your getting that language from but in a injected car like yours you need approx. 38psi of fuel pressure. psi is pounds per squaree inch. Dont take your car to that shop because i dont think they ever seen a injected car before.
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RE: Fuel Pump
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Yes, I mean pump pressure. I wrote atmosphere pressure because here most people call it like that way. Anyway, I don't really understand what is carb application? Carburator? In my car, there's a fuel injection system, which I think will just blow up if there will be 25-50 level as you mentioned. I have asked several people in the shop where I bought this pump and they told me that there are maximum 12-15 levels of pressure.
Yes, I mean pump pressure. I wrote atmosphere pressure because here most people call it like that way. Anyway, I don't really understand what is carb application? Carburator? In my car, there's a fuel injection system, which I think will just blow up if there will be 25-50 level as you mentioned.
I have asked several people in the shop where I bought this pump and they told me that there are maximum 12-15 levels of pressure.
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RE: Fuel Pump
1) Take a look at your own language and try to find less mistakes.
2) If you are so clever give me a link with detailed information about mustang fuel pumps and pressure level standarts.
3) It's not really necessary for guy who is selling parts in the shop to know about galaxy formation. He's just selling the parts.
2) If you are so clever give me a link with detailed information about mustang fuel pumps and pressure level standarts.
3) It's not really necessary for guy who is selling parts in the shop to know about galaxy formation. He's just selling the parts.
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From: Lil' Rhody
RE: Fuel Pump
ORIGINAL: M95
1) Take a look at your own language and try to find less mistakes.
2) If you are so clever give me a link with detailed information about mustang fuel pumps and pressure level standarts.
3) It's not really necessary for guy who is selling parts in the shop to know about galaxy formation. He's just selling the parts.
1) Take a look at your own language and try to find less mistakes.
2) If you are so clever give me a link with detailed information about mustang fuel pumps and pressure level standarts.
3) It's not really necessary for guy who is selling parts in the shop to know about galaxy formation. He's just selling the parts.
lets not get all hasty now. there are alot of people on this forum that have no clue what a bar is... however i understand that its 14.7psi... so to answer your question, stock, your car should be running about ~2.55 - ~2.6 bar fuel pressure, or ~39 psi (pounds per square inch)