Wiring a dual in tank system in a cell?
05-07-2008, 11:21 PM
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Wiring a dual in tank system in a cell? Fuel cell, not the stock tank. I am going to be running dual Walbro's 340.
How should I wire them? Wire one pump via the normal harness connections and the other through a relayed ignition-on switch? Or is it safe to draw two Walbro's off the stock harness directly? Let's see, I guess that would be about 9 amps each.
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How should I wire them? Wire one pump via the normal harness connections and the other through a relayed ignition-on switch? Or is it safe to draw two Walbro's off the stock harness directly? Let's see, I guess that would be about 9 amps each.
Jeff
05-08-2008, 11:44 AM
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The stock wiring can not support 1 340 fully. Run new feeds and grounds for both pumps you will need to relay each pump as well. Use the stock wiring to trigger them.
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05-08-2008, 05:59 PM
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Dang your good. I never thought of that.
On another thread I noticed it's not good to run both pumps at the same time. Apparantly it heats up the fuel which I don't need additional troubles with.
How to wire a Hobb? I am thinking one pump off the standard harness and the other relayed via a Hobb switch. I got to go find out more about those things.
Jeff
On another thread I noticed it's not good to run both pumps at the same time. Apparantly it heats up the fuel which I don't need additional troubles with.
How to wire a Hobb? I am thinking one pump off the standard harness and the other relayed via a Hobb switch. I got to go find out more about those things.
Jeff
