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    tomking tomking is on a distinguished road tomking's Avatar
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    FI Question

    I have a question for those who have done the FI conversion. What are the specs for the fuel pump needed? flow rate and pressure? Plus what is a good, but low cost fuel pump to use for same? I did several searches but didnt find the answer. Thanks.
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    FI Fuel Pressure

    My 1975 to 81 Opel B Series manual says:

    Regulated pressure ....... 42 +- 3 lbs/sq in (3 +- 0.2 bar)

    Output ....... 1.5 to 2.0 litres/min

    That is the regulated pressure in the fuel rail so I can only guess that the actual pump would be capable of a higher pressure and it is controlled by the regulator in the feed back line.

    You will probably find that the GM "J" Car series have a suitable in-line pump as they use Bosch based injection systems too.
    Unless the ones over there have pumps in the tank.....
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    Almost all FI GM's use a pump in the fuel tank(I can't think of one that does not). Many VWs and Audis use a frame mounted pump. Also several late 80's Fords.

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    the "j" from europe has an inline mounted next to the tank
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