I just boght a Suzuki 1.6 16v esteem engine to swap my old 1.6 8v carburated (Sidekick/Vitara) engine on my Samurai.

The problem is that I dont have the fuel pump located on the gas tank and understand that I need a high pressure pump with certain flow.

Is that right? Am I able to buy any electric fuel pump?

Yes you need an external fuel pump...

Check with Brent at Trail Tough...:D

NAPA Fuel Pump # TFP2P74028 [Electric In-Line Type] and get a high flow fuel filter made for fuel injection (i.e. Mallory 160 Series Fuel Filter).

Originally posted by pugrocker
NAPA Fuel Pump # TFP2P74028 [Electric In-Line Type] and get a high flow fuel filter made for fuel injection (i.e. Mallory 160 Series Fuel Filter).

That pump above is only rated for 4-6psi accoding to Napa? Is that a misprint? I got mine from a late model full size Ford Bronco. It's located under the drivers door on the inside frame rail. the 87-?? trucks should also have the same pump on them. You can get them new from Autozone for about $100, P/N E2000. I believe it's rated for about 45 psi.

Originally posted by Azrckcrawler


That pump above is only rated for 4-6psi accoding to Napa? Is that a misprint? I got mine from a late model full size Ford Bronco. It's located under the drivers door on the inside frame rail. the 87-?? trucks should also have the same pump on them. You can get them new from Autozone for about $100, P/N E2000. I believe it's rated for about 45 psi.

Is this one?

http://www1.autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker?UseCase=C001&UserAction=performPartNumResults&Parameters=FUEL+PUMP%7C%7E386516%7C%7E00%7C%7Ee200 0



Dou you have any picture?

Originally posted by GBRAVO


Is this one?

http://www1.autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker?UseCase=C001&UserAction=performPartNumResults&Parameters=FUEL+PUMP%7C%7E386516%7C%7E00%7C%7Ee200 0



Dou you have any picture?

This is a picture of the pump with the Ford mounting bracket around it. There's padding inside of the bracket to quiet the pump. The pump itself is cylidrical with two ports and some wires sticking out of it.

http://www.azrockcrawler.com/_images/2003/2-0216vmotor/DSCN5405.JPG

Originally posted by Azrckcrawler


That pump above is only rated for 4-6psi accoding to Napa? Is that a misprint? I got mine from a late model full size Ford Bronco. It's located under the drivers door on the inside frame rail. the 87-?? trucks should also have the same pump on them. You can get them new from Autozone for about $100, P/N E2000. I believe it's rated for about 45 psi.

At Autozone is rated at Usd 75.00, but there is no any picture, I like to buy watching what I am buying.

I have one from Napa ill dig the reciept out tonight and post the part #

But can I use ANY electrict fuel pump that leave 45lb?

What is the working pressure of Suzuki Esteem's fuel Pump? has to match that?

GBRAVO,

A bomba de combustível do Chevrolet Corsa MPFI brasileiro é "plug and play", necessitando apenas a troca dos contatos elétricos.

:p ;)

HTH,

Originally posted by billj
GBRAVO,

A bomba de combustível do Chevrolet Corsa MPFI brasileiro é "plug and play", necessitando apenas a troca dos contatos elétricos.

:p ;)

HTH,
TRANSLATION
Bomb all chevy corsicas, Microsoft is not plug and play, OUCH my penis is caught in the truck door:flipoff2:

Originally posted by Rockrat

TRANSLATION
Bomb all chevy corsicas, Microsoft is not plug and play, OUCH my penis is caught in the truck door:flipoff2:



hehehehe

"The pump from the Brasilian Chevrolet Corsa MPFI is "plug and play", requiring only changes to the electrical contacts."

Originally posted by billj
GBRAVO,

A bomba de combustível do Chevrolet Corsa MPFI brasileiro é "plug and play", necessitando apenas a troca dos contatos elétricos.

:p ;)

HTH,

Traduccion

La bomba de bencina del Chevrolet Corsa MPFI Brasilero es enchufar y listo, solo necesita cambiar dos contactos electricos.

:)