Would this fuel pump be able to handle E85?
1336015
I could not get the one I got to pomp gas. I went to the auto parts store and bought an electric fuel pump to transfer gas
1336016
I have 60 gallons of separated gas (10% ethenol) in boat tank that I am slowly transferring to use in tractor. Have transferred about 30 gallons and works great. I am passing the boat gas through a 10 micron filter/water separator, plus the in-line filter that comes with the pump.
1447986
As long as your pickup tube in the fuel tank is not blocked, then the electric fuel pump will suck fuel and send it to the carb.
1036390
I bought two pumps---one 6v and one 12v. To get the voltage I Googled 6 volt electric fuel pump, and found that the E8011 is a 6v two wire unit, so it can be used with either positive or negative ground systems. If your application is automotive you probably won't need a pressure regulator as this is low pressure pump. A small engine application might need the regulator--my Briggs and Kohler didn't, but some may. Good luck.
214535
Probably similar to same, but more importantly take off your old pump and check the spindle sizes and mounting bolt-to-bolt spacing. Sounds like you have enough engine power so if it fits, it will work.
798299
I believe it's rated at 100 what are you using this for? I have it used in a 80 psi fuel pump and it's fine. Submerged in e85 as well
1828157
This pump does not match the electrical plug-in for an E36. My car is a '97 E36 318i
1367711
Good Morning Charles. In order to make sure that this fuel pump would work for the engine you have we would need the model, type and code off the engine. According to Briggs there maybe another option depending on the date code on your engine. The other option would be 697090 which would be used before date code: 08073000. Please let us know if we can help you further.
1595585
I didn't look up your 861155-2 number but, if you have a mid to late 1990s 454 or 502 efi with a cool fuel unit, It is the correct pump
1314623
NO...this pump is for light weight oils like diesel...you will need another type of pump for gas.
1988614
If its oil injection it will work fine since the pump regulates the oil amount delivered to the fuel. This oils has 24:1 to 10o:1 mix ratio.
2168241
I can not say for sure, but I would think that it wouldn't work so well since you have to draw fuel through the injection pump. Probably better off bleeding at the injection lines.
1582958
It should but you'll most likely need to do some work to retrofit it to the fuel pump holder. It's pretty easy though.
814047
Hi Roger, I'm not 100% sure if it is an exact fit or not. I used this on an older car when I upgraded to EFI. I can tell you it is working well thus far, any time I have the EFI hand held controller set to monitor system performance the fuel pressure is reading 58 PSI just as it should. Thanks, Gary.
1863111
E10 refers to gasoline with 10% ethanol. That's what you find at typical gas pumps. You can also use gasoline with less or no ethanol. Just don't use E85 (85% ethanol).
1325341
I have e90 330i. I don't see why not. But I would contact the seller just to be sure.
1874001
I use it in my BMW transmission and final drive that also calls for 80W-90 so I would say you should be fine.
1447985
Probably. I put it on a 1970 VW Microbus with 2 single barrel carbs about 2 years ago and haven't had any problems. It's supposed to put out 3.5psi. Check to see what your carbs want as far as pressure goes. I also put in a pressure regulator set to 3.5psi just to make sure.