Fuel swirl pot pics and info please
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Mk3 van efi turbo fitted, bigger outlet welded to tank but tank has no swirl pot, so i think i need to fit an external swirl pot, but am unsure on size, location, plumbing etc
has anyone fitted one on a escort van? i have the standard rst pump, im not worried about aero fittings etc, as its no extreme racer!
do you HAVE TO use two pumps?
has anyone fitted one on a escort van? i have the standard rst pump, im not worried about aero fittings etc, as its no extreme racer!
do you HAVE TO use two pumps?
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funnily enough i am currently fitting a 1.6 efi turbo into my escort van pickup mk4 as the original engine is a 1.3 carb it has mech fuel pump and no return did you have to weld a return onto the tank? and from what i know you need a low pressure pump to feed fuel to the swirl pot and a high pressure pump from the pot to supply the injectors and pressure reg
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is there a way of doing this without going for a full on boot mounted install? Noticed my alleged 's2' tank doesnt have a swirl pot in so going to need a swirl pot of sorts fitting somewhere.
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I dont see why it cant be mounted under the van only problem is clearance and does any one know if thez can be used on there side as i am toying with the same idea
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