Fuel Pump Regulator

Lembomw

Lembomw

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I am having a Weber downdraft carb installed on my new engine (along with lots of other stuff). Weber mentions a Carter/Napa regulator to use with the pump ( I am also going with a 12V electrical system). The engine builder has mentioned that the regulators that he has seen are not of the best quality. Can anyone reommend a good low pressure regulator to use?

Thanks, Mark
 
i have the same setup , i use a mr. gasket pump with NO regulator . much neater .
Electric Fuel Pump (Micro) - 42GPH
2-3.5# pressure
Product # 42S
Availability: In stock
$46.95
any dealer for mr. gasket can get this .
 
Pro-Fuel also known as "Filt-O-Reg" is the regulator that I installed on my Rear Tank to be used on the Around the World Tour (30 years ago) it is still working very well. I also installed one a few years ago when I Installed a Webber Carb.I can't remember where I bought the first one , however the second regulator was purchased at a NAPA store. I have both regulators set at 2 or 3 pounds.
Bruce Davis a400usa@nccn.net
 
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Thank you gentlemen. I will discuss the options you provided with the engine builder.


Thank you for the leads.

Mark
 
I have the pump that is sold as being for the weber carb. It comes in either 6 or 12 volts. The major venders have them. It doesn't need a regulator.
 
advance auto and autozone all sell them also I use the 6 volt airtex unit part # e 8902 about $56.00 as per airtex office this unit is 2-4 lbs but its marked on unit 5 or 6 - 8 lb but as per corporate office it is 2-3 lbs. I 've used these since 2003. napa part afp e8902
 
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