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Re: D-jet fuel pump testing 120-130 66

posted by  someone claiming to be Mark Fleming on  Mon Nov 20 09:13 CST 2000 [RELATED]

Justin,

You mean you pulled it, hooked it up to 12V, and nothing happened? The presence of fuel shouldn't matter. The D-Jet pump sounds different when run without gas, but still runs. I know this from running out of gas. I don't know how long you can run it without gas without damaging the pump, but it should spin when you put 12V to it.

Mark Fleming

73 1800ES





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