Can this pump be used to transfer gas from an in bed aux tank to my factory fuel tank?
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I don't see why it wouldn't. It may not last for a long period of time due to the smallness of its output, but years back I took a regular small universal electric pump, put it in a gas jug, and ran a hose from the back floor to the engine and it worked for me.
1553398
hello is an additional pump to transfer the gas and must be mounted on the gas line. can not be located inside the tank
1553399
I'm pretty sure it can. As long as the factory fuel tank is at the same height or lower then the aux tank
1553400
Yes but it was never designed as a transfer pump. I tried to transfer fuel with this pump and it is very slow. I would say if you are doing over 20 gallons buy two pumps or search for an actual transfer pump or just be able to let it run over night.also some clear hose on the intake side may be a good idea if you are having to put together multiple connections. this way you will know if there is an air leak somewhere. if i didn't have a clear hose i never would have none there was a leak in my setup and it is amazing how the smallest air leak can greatly cut the amount of fuel you pull. just a suggestion Yes but it was never designed as a transfer pump. I tried to transfer fuel with this pump and it is very slow. I would say if you are doing over 20 gallons buy two pumps or search for an actual transfer pump or just be able to let it run over night.also some clear hose on the intake side may be a good idea if you are having to put together multiple connections. this way you will know if there is an air leak somewhere. if i didn't have a clear hose i never would have none there was a leak in my setup and it is amazing how the smallest air leak can greatly cut the amount of fuel... » Read More Yes but it was never designed as a transfer pump. I tried to transfer fuel with this pump and it is very slow. I would say if you are doing over 20 gallons buy two pumps or search for an actual transfer pump or just be able to let it run over night.also some clear hose on the intake side may be a good idea if you are having to put together multiple connections. this way you will know if there is an air leak somewhere. if i didn't have a clear hose i never would have none there was a leak in my setup and it is amazing how the smallest air leak can greatly cut the amount of fuel you pull. just a suggestion « Show Less
1841781
I used it to pump excess gasoline out of my small generator, but I imagine it would pump water out of a fountine.
2168241
I can not say for sure, but I would think that it wouldn't work so well since you have to draw fuel through the injection pump. Probably better off bleeding at the injection lines.
760925
I don't know, we are not using it that way. My husband has made it into a Texaco Old Fashioned Gas Pump. Sorry
826111
This fuel pump mounts in-line anywhere between the tank & engine. I mounted it, replacing a section of fuel line under the body. In my case, it receives power from the ignition switch and turns on when the ignition is turned on. The pump feeds a Chevy 427 (Holley 4BBL) and works just fine however, if your Jeep engine is fuel injected, I would check further.
2157783
I do not think it could be done. The only opening is the exhaust valve and it is a large opening. If the built in pump is working you could use a power inverter built into a portable power station.
874635
I do not see why not. When the gas line is disconnected no gas remains in the lines. I am very satisfied with the reliability of this machine. There is only one drawback to this generator. It is a little more louder than most.
1252616
Yes I'm showing that to be the correct fuel pump for your engine. Let me know if there's anything else.Thanks, Kelly
7513
Not much help here. Never tried it, but shouldn't cause any problem that I can forsee if you have good connections and no fuel leaks. However, you may have a heart attack when you have to fill both tanks at once!
1809963
It should, I haven't tried it with diesel, but in my research I found one user who reported that his worked excellently with diesel fuel. He used it as a transfer pump from a bed mounted tank to the normally used stock tank.
1046981
No. This is a large electric pump. Oil pumps are small mechanical. This pump is for transfer of large amounts. Also try an oil cooler and fan.
133645
You can not use a bike pump or gas station pump. You need a pump that will blow up a air matress. You can purchase them at job lot for ten bucks or on amazon
2278658
Yes it should but the amount transferred is do small it take an excessive amount of time pump even a gallon of the gas.
1604064
If u need a return to tank, most fuel pumps can do that. But with your carb, it's not necessary
2038303
Yes. Go to http://www.intexcorp.com/index.php/home/airbed-furniture-pumps.html?manual=1 to select the manual of your bed and see the instructions on how to bypass the built-in pump. Basically, go to the control dial, turn it clockwise until the arrow points to the inflation mark, insert the hose to your pump and have at it. I bought power converter for the bed so I could plug it into the cigarette lighter socket and pump it up that way for camping.
221407
Yes - If you plug the pump into your car or standard outlet, you can immediately inflate your bed. It will draw power from your car battery or household electricity.
1197426
I would not recommend that. It would work, but very slowly! The container holds less than a cup. So it would take awhile to move 10 gallons of gas. But it works great for flushing brake lines, and it's other intended uses.