Electric Fuel Pump Install Chevelle

We install an Aeromotive fuel system into a first-gen 1967 Chevrolet Camaro. Keep up with today's horsepower standards with a tank that supports a wider range. 1969 Chevy Chevelle Fuel Pumps & Components. Chevy Chevelle 1969, External Electric Fuel Pump. Chevy Chevelle Fuel Pump Module Assembly; 1969 Chevy Chevelle. How to Do It Right. Want an electric fuel pump to last forever and work right? We're going to show you how to install it and wire it up the correct way!

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Looking for some feedback on electric Fuel pumps. I am considering installing one my my father/son project, and I notice that most recommend mounting as close as possible to the fuel tank? Who else is using an electric fuel pump, and can anyone offer-up some photos of how you mounted it? I am considering using the relay and oil pressure switch setup, so that the pump would not continue to run if the engine should stall or that the key is left on, but mounting the fuel pump in the back with this setup would be a real PITA as far as wiring goes? Let's hear it! Good, bad, ugly? Download Ringtone Of Broken Angel Mp3 more. Bowtie wrote: I would stay with mechanical too at that level.

The best for sound would be an in-tank one. As for the oil pressure switch, definitely a good idea if you go with electric.

This brings up an useful subject for me. My engine has no provision for mechanical and has an electric pump mounted in front of the tank. I removed the electric sender for oil pressure and installed a mechanical gauge. It appears I should use a T at the block and wire the sender back in to trigger a relay for the pump instead of direct wiring as I was going to do.