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T APLUS 22
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Re: lifter pump from a wrecked car? Mon, 19 January 2004 23:29 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
yes it is stock ECU. the fuel rail has a rising rate regulator on it. So no variation on the voltage. I spoke to someone at the toyo wreckers who did the engine swap and he suggested I leach the power from the high pressure pump line. Why would I want to be priming it? The surge tank will always be full. it has two fittings at present. But I am going to install another 2.
top: inlet FROM pre-pump
top: return FROM fuel rail
top: return TO main tank
bottom: outlet to main Pump.
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