CJ-7 Sending unit ('76 CJ-7)
10-11-2004, 07:12 PM
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CJ-7 Sending unit ('76 CJ-7)
Does anyone know of an alternate sending unit for the 15gal polyethylene gas
tank? Basically, what I need is a 3/8" fuel line from the tank to feed the
TPI I'm putting in but can't find a cross-reference on any of the Jeep
sites. 3/8" return's desired too but I can plumb the return back to the
feed before the tank if necessary with a "T" fitting.
Not concerned with the gauge since I'll get a gauge for the sender
resistance range.
Ideas for a "pusher" pump to prime the electric? Mechanical pump fed to
electric, FI pump?
P.S. I did find one site but they were using an in-tank pump and I've
already got all the pieces to plumb externally.
Jim
tank? Basically, what I need is a 3/8" fuel line from the tank to feed the
TPI I'm putting in but can't find a cross-reference on any of the Jeep
sites. 3/8" return's desired too but I can plumb the return back to the
feed before the tank if necessary with a "T" fitting.
Not concerned with the gauge since I'll get a gauge for the sender
resistance range.
Ideas for a "pusher" pump to prime the electric? Mechanical pump fed to
electric, FI pump?
P.S. I did find one site but they were using an in-tank pump and I've
already got all the pieces to plumb externally.
Jim
10-11-2004, 07:38 PM
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Re: CJ-7 Sending unit ('76 CJ-7)
I'm presume you're using the GM two barrel throttle Port Injection
and computer, if that's so use GM's internal pump for it's designed
pressure. External forty pound pumps have a cooling problem.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Drink wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of an alternate sending unit for the 15gal polyethylene gas
> tank? Basically, what I need is a 3/8" fuel line from the tank to feed the
> TPI I'm putting in but can't find a cross-reference on any of the Jeep
> sites. 3/8" return's desired too but I can plumb the return back to the
> feed before the tank if necessary with a "T" fitting.
> Not concerned with the gauge since I'll get a gauge for the sender
> resistance range.
> Ideas for a "pusher" pump to prime the electric? Mechanical pump fed to
> electric, FI pump?
> P.S. I did find one site but they were using an in-tank pump and I've
> already got all the pieces to plumb externally.
> Jim
and computer, if that's so use GM's internal pump for it's designed
pressure. External forty pound pumps have a cooling problem.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Drink wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of an alternate sending unit for the 15gal polyethylene gas
> tank? Basically, what I need is a 3/8" fuel line from the tank to feed the
> TPI I'm putting in but can't find a cross-reference on any of the Jeep
> sites. 3/8" return's desired too but I can plumb the return back to the
> feed before the tank if necessary with a "T" fitting.
> Not concerned with the gauge since I'll get a gauge for the sender
> resistance range.
> Ideas for a "pusher" pump to prime the electric? Mechanical pump fed to
> electric, FI pump?
> P.S. I did find one site but they were using an in-tank pump and I've
> already got all the pieces to plumb externally.
> Jim
10-11-2004, 07:38 PM
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Re: CJ-7 Sending unit ('76 CJ-7)
I'm presume you're using the GM two barrel throttle Port Injection
and computer, if that's so use GM's internal pump for it's designed
pressure. External forty pound pumps have a cooling problem.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Drink wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of an alternate sending unit for the 15gal polyethylene gas
> tank? Basically, what I need is a 3/8" fuel line from the tank to feed the
> TPI I'm putting in but can't find a cross-reference on any of the Jeep
> sites. 3/8" return's desired too but I can plumb the return back to the
> feed before the tank if necessary with a "T" fitting.
> Not concerned with the gauge since I'll get a gauge for the sender
> resistance range.
> Ideas for a "pusher" pump to prime the electric? Mechanical pump fed to
> electric, FI pump?
> P.S. I did find one site but they were using an in-tank pump and I've
> already got all the pieces to plumb externally.
> Jim
and computer, if that's so use GM's internal pump for it's designed
pressure. External forty pound pumps have a cooling problem.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Drink wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of an alternate sending unit for the 15gal polyethylene gas
> tank? Basically, what I need is a 3/8" fuel line from the tank to feed the
> TPI I'm putting in but can't find a cross-reference on any of the Jeep
> sites. 3/8" return's desired too but I can plumb the return back to the
> feed before the tank if necessary with a "T" fitting.
> Not concerned with the gauge since I'll get a gauge for the sender
> resistance range.
> Ideas for a "pusher" pump to prime the electric? Mechanical pump fed to
> electric, FI pump?
> P.S. I did find one site but they were using an in-tank pump and I've
> already got all the pieces to plumb externally.
> Jim
10-11-2004, 07:38 PM
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Re: CJ-7 Sending unit ('76 CJ-7)
I'm presume you're using the GM two barrel throttle Port Injection
and computer, if that's so use GM's internal pump for it's designed
pressure. External forty pound pumps have a cooling problem.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Drink wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of an alternate sending unit for the 15gal polyethylene gas
> tank? Basically, what I need is a 3/8" fuel line from the tank to feed the
> TPI I'm putting in but can't find a cross-reference on any of the Jeep
> sites. 3/8" return's desired too but I can plumb the return back to the
> feed before the tank if necessary with a "T" fitting.
> Not concerned with the gauge since I'll get a gauge for the sender
> resistance range.
> Ideas for a "pusher" pump to prime the electric? Mechanical pump fed to
> electric, FI pump?
> P.S. I did find one site but they were using an in-tank pump and I've
> already got all the pieces to plumb externally.
> Jim
and computer, if that's so use GM's internal pump for it's designed
pressure. External forty pound pumps have a cooling problem.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Drink wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of an alternate sending unit for the 15gal polyethylene gas
> tank? Basically, what I need is a 3/8" fuel line from the tank to feed the
> TPI I'm putting in but can't find a cross-reference on any of the Jeep
> sites. 3/8" return's desired too but I can plumb the return back to the
> feed before the tank if necessary with a "T" fitting.
> Not concerned with the gauge since I'll get a gauge for the sender
> resistance range.
> Ideas for a "pusher" pump to prime the electric? Mechanical pump fed to
> electric, FI pump?
> P.S. I did find one site but they were using an in-tank pump and I've
> already got all the pieces to plumb externally.
> Jim
10-11-2004, 09:16 PM
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Re: CJ-7 Sending unit ('76 CJ-7)
Nope, nope. Tuned Port Injection with the raised plenum and ram air
tubes. I abandoned the idea of an in-tank pump in the beginning and already
have a Holley in-line pump. The TPI needed more pressure than the TBI. The
headache is that all my plumbing's 3/8" but the Jeep's got 5/16" suction and
1/4" return at the sending unit. So, before I try some "out of plane
maneuver", I thought I'd try and find out if sending units are somewhat
standardized and do it right.
I have one of the polyethylene 15gal tanks from 4WD Hardware, so, drilling
or welding's not an option.
Is it possible to cinch down a 3/8" hose on the 5/16" nipple? It's 1/16"
difference and all it has to do is hold suction. Of course, that makes me
want to avoid the option of T-ing the return line into the suction hose.
Jim
"L.W. ("ßill") ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
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> I'm presume you're using the GM two barrel throttle Port Injection
> and computer, if that's so use GM's internal pump for it's designed
> pressure. External forty pound pumps have a cooling problem.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Drink wrote:
>>
>> Does anyone know of an alternate sending unit for the 15gal polyethylene
>> gas
>> tank? Basically, what I need is a 3/8" fuel line from the tank to feed
>> the
>> TPI I'm putting in but can't find a cross-reference on any of the Jeep
>> sites. 3/8" return's desired too but I can plumb the return back to the
>> feed before the tank if necessary with a "T" fitting.
>> Not concerned with the gauge since I'll get a gauge for the sender
>> resistance range.
>> Ideas for a "pusher" pump to prime the electric? Mechanical pump fed
>> to
>> electric, FI pump?
>> P.S. I did find one site but they were using an in-tank pump and I've
>> already got all the pieces to plumb externally.
>> Jim
tubes. I abandoned the idea of an in-tank pump in the beginning and already
have a Holley in-line pump. The TPI needed more pressure than the TBI. The
headache is that all my plumbing's 3/8" but the Jeep's got 5/16" suction and
1/4" return at the sending unit. So, before I try some "out of plane
maneuver", I thought I'd try and find out if sending units are somewhat
standardized and do it right.
I have one of the polyethylene 15gal tanks from 4WD Hardware, so, drilling
or welding's not an option.
Is it possible to cinch down a 3/8" hose on the 5/16" nipple? It's 1/16"
difference and all it has to do is hold suction. Of course, that makes me
want to avoid the option of T-ing the return line into the suction hose.
Jim
"L.W. ("ßill") ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:416B1961.9A36AF5B@***.net...
> I'm presume you're using the GM two barrel throttle Port Injection
> and computer, if that's so use GM's internal pump for it's designed
> pressure. External forty pound pumps have a cooling problem.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Drink wrote:
>>
>> Does anyone know of an alternate sending unit for the 15gal polyethylene
>> gas
>> tank? Basically, what I need is a 3/8" fuel line from the tank to feed
>> the
>> TPI I'm putting in but can't find a cross-reference on any of the Jeep
>> sites. 3/8" return's desired too but I can plumb the return back to the
>> feed before the tank if necessary with a "T" fitting.
>> Not concerned with the gauge since I'll get a gauge for the sender
>> resistance range.
>> Ideas for a "pusher" pump to prime the electric? Mechanical pump fed
>> to
>> electric, FI pump?
>> P.S. I did find one site but they were using an in-tank pump and I've
>> already got all the pieces to plumb externally.
>> Jim
10-11-2004, 09:16 PM
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Re: CJ-7 Sending unit ('76 CJ-7)
Nope, nope. Tuned Port Injection with the raised plenum and ram air
tubes. I abandoned the idea of an in-tank pump in the beginning and already
have a Holley in-line pump. The TPI needed more pressure than the TBI. The
headache is that all my plumbing's 3/8" but the Jeep's got 5/16" suction and
1/4" return at the sending unit. So, before I try some "out of plane
maneuver", I thought I'd try and find out if sending units are somewhat
standardized and do it right.
I have one of the polyethylene 15gal tanks from 4WD Hardware, so, drilling
or welding's not an option.
Is it possible to cinch down a 3/8" hose on the 5/16" nipple? It's 1/16"
difference and all it has to do is hold suction. Of course, that makes me
want to avoid the option of T-ing the return line into the suction hose.
Jim
"L.W. ("ßill") ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:416B1961.9A36AF5B@***.net...
> I'm presume you're using the GM two barrel throttle Port Injection
> and computer, if that's so use GM's internal pump for it's designed
> pressure. External forty pound pumps have a cooling problem.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Drink wrote:
>>
>> Does anyone know of an alternate sending unit for the 15gal polyethylene
>> gas
>> tank? Basically, what I need is a 3/8" fuel line from the tank to feed
>> the
>> TPI I'm putting in but can't find a cross-reference on any of the Jeep
>> sites. 3/8" return's desired too but I can plumb the return back to the
>> feed before the tank if necessary with a "T" fitting.
>> Not concerned with the gauge since I'll get a gauge for the sender
>> resistance range.
>> Ideas for a "pusher" pump to prime the electric? Mechanical pump fed
>> to
>> electric, FI pump?
>> P.S. I did find one site but they were using an in-tank pump and I've
>> already got all the pieces to plumb externally.
>> Jim
tubes. I abandoned the idea of an in-tank pump in the beginning and already
have a Holley in-line pump. The TPI needed more pressure than the TBI. The
headache is that all my plumbing's 3/8" but the Jeep's got 5/16" suction and
1/4" return at the sending unit. So, before I try some "out of plane
maneuver", I thought I'd try and find out if sending units are somewhat
standardized and do it right.
I have one of the polyethylene 15gal tanks from 4WD Hardware, so, drilling
or welding's not an option.
Is it possible to cinch down a 3/8" hose on the 5/16" nipple? It's 1/16"
difference and all it has to do is hold suction. Of course, that makes me
want to avoid the option of T-ing the return line into the suction hose.
Jim
"L.W. ("ßill") ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:416B1961.9A36AF5B@***.net...
> I'm presume you're using the GM two barrel throttle Port Injection
> and computer, if that's so use GM's internal pump for it's designed
> pressure. External forty pound pumps have a cooling problem.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Drink wrote:
>>
>> Does anyone know of an alternate sending unit for the 15gal polyethylene
>> gas
>> tank? Basically, what I need is a 3/8" fuel line from the tank to feed
>> the
>> TPI I'm putting in but can't find a cross-reference on any of the Jeep
>> sites. 3/8" return's desired too but I can plumb the return back to the
>> feed before the tank if necessary with a "T" fitting.
>> Not concerned with the gauge since I'll get a gauge for the sender
>> resistance range.
>> Ideas for a "pusher" pump to prime the electric? Mechanical pump fed
>> to
>> electric, FI pump?
>> P.S. I did find one site but they were using an in-tank pump and I've
>> already got all the pieces to plumb externally.
>> Jim
10-11-2004, 09:16 PM
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Re: CJ-7 Sending unit ('76 CJ-7)
Nope, nope. Tuned Port Injection with the raised plenum and ram air
tubes. I abandoned the idea of an in-tank pump in the beginning and already
have a Holley in-line pump. The TPI needed more pressure than the TBI. The
headache is that all my plumbing's 3/8" but the Jeep's got 5/16" suction and
1/4" return at the sending unit. So, before I try some "out of plane
maneuver", I thought I'd try and find out if sending units are somewhat
standardized and do it right.
I have one of the polyethylene 15gal tanks from 4WD Hardware, so, drilling
or welding's not an option.
Is it possible to cinch down a 3/8" hose on the 5/16" nipple? It's 1/16"
difference and all it has to do is hold suction. Of course, that makes me
want to avoid the option of T-ing the return line into the suction hose.
Jim
"L.W. ("ßill") ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:416B1961.9A36AF5B@***.net...
> I'm presume you're using the GM two barrel throttle Port Injection
> and computer, if that's so use GM's internal pump for it's designed
> pressure. External forty pound pumps have a cooling problem.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Drink wrote:
>>
>> Does anyone know of an alternate sending unit for the 15gal polyethylene
>> gas
>> tank? Basically, what I need is a 3/8" fuel line from the tank to feed
>> the
>> TPI I'm putting in but can't find a cross-reference on any of the Jeep
>> sites. 3/8" return's desired too but I can plumb the return back to the
>> feed before the tank if necessary with a "T" fitting.
>> Not concerned with the gauge since I'll get a gauge for the sender
>> resistance range.
>> Ideas for a "pusher" pump to prime the electric? Mechanical pump fed
>> to
>> electric, FI pump?
>> P.S. I did find one site but they were using an in-tank pump and I've
>> already got all the pieces to plumb externally.
>> Jim
tubes. I abandoned the idea of an in-tank pump in the beginning and already
have a Holley in-line pump. The TPI needed more pressure than the TBI. The
headache is that all my plumbing's 3/8" but the Jeep's got 5/16" suction and
1/4" return at the sending unit. So, before I try some "out of plane
maneuver", I thought I'd try and find out if sending units are somewhat
standardized and do it right.
I have one of the polyethylene 15gal tanks from 4WD Hardware, so, drilling
or welding's not an option.
Is it possible to cinch down a 3/8" hose on the 5/16" nipple? It's 1/16"
difference and all it has to do is hold suction. Of course, that makes me
want to avoid the option of T-ing the return line into the suction hose.
Jim
"L.W. ("ßill") ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:416B1961.9A36AF5B@***.net...
> I'm presume you're using the GM two barrel throttle Port Injection
> and computer, if that's so use GM's internal pump for it's designed
> pressure. External forty pound pumps have a cooling problem.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Drink wrote:
>>
>> Does anyone know of an alternate sending unit for the 15gal polyethylene
>> gas
>> tank? Basically, what I need is a 3/8" fuel line from the tank to feed
>> the
>> TPI I'm putting in but can't find a cross-reference on any of the Jeep
>> sites. 3/8" return's desired too but I can plumb the return back to the
>> feed before the tank if necessary with a "T" fitting.
>> Not concerned with the gauge since I'll get a gauge for the sender
>> resistance range.
>> Ideas for a "pusher" pump to prime the electric? Mechanical pump fed
>> to
>> electric, FI pump?
>> P.S. I did find one site but they were using an in-tank pump and I've
>> already got all the pieces to plumb externally.
>> Jim
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