Double pump diagram
10-10-2009, 05:34 AM
#1
Double pump diagram Gently critic this please! Im still learning lol.. this is what ive come up with. I could be way way off...
All the sponcers are awesome!
But... I want to do this on my own. Just to do it and save A little coin.
All the sponcers are awesome!
But... I want to do this on my own. Just to do it and save A little coin.
10-11-2009, 08:27 AM
#6
You really don't want that much current running through the Hobbs switch. Use it to power a relay, which then handles the power requirements of the second pump. This is a very standard method of running power to a high-current device, such as a fuel pump, EWP, etc.
You would also be well served to put a Racetronix harness on the first pump. It is the one that runs almost all the time, and the factory wiring is woefully inadequate of the power requirements of a 255lph pump. You can't build one to their quality for what they charge, so I suggest you purchase that one outright.
You would also be well served to put a Racetronix harness on the first pump. It is the one that runs almost all the time, and the factory wiring is woefully inadequate of the power requirements of a 255lph pump. You can't build one to their quality for what they charge, so I suggest you purchase that one outright.
10-11-2009, 04:29 PM
#7
You really don't want that much current running through the Hobbs switch. Use it to power a relay, which then handles the power requirements of the second pump. This is a very standard method of running power to a high-current device, such as a fuel pump, EWP, etc.
You would also be well served to put a Racetronix harness on the first pump. It is the one that runs almost all the time, and the factory wiring is woefully inadequate of the power requirements of a 255lph pump. You can't build one to their quality for what they charge, so I suggest you purchase that one outright.
You would also be well served to put a Racetronix harness on the first pump. It is the one that runs almost all the time, and the factory wiring is woefully inadequate of the power requirements of a 255lph pump. You can't build one to their quality for what they charge, so I suggest you purchase that one outright.
Good advice Will do!
