electric holley fuel pump ?????

Started by BigFrank, September 17, 2011, 12:34:56 PM

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BigFrank

i put a holley pump and regulator on my truck and when you shut off the truck there is still pressure on the line and pushes gas past the float and floods the engine over runs fine at wide open throttle but stumbles when i let off the throttle and wants to load up and stall    the gauge on the regulator is  at 3 psi     i dont know if the gauge is in acuratte or the wrong one ere what      ??? ???or   i was told to take the gauge off and plumb that back in to the suction line before the pump  ????????  i m pretty shure it isnt a carb issue as this one ran my bbc perfectly and was new then  ??? ??? ??? ??? ???  thanks for the help ==wgm 

Blazin40s

Just cause the carb ran fine on yer bbc don't mean its set up right for this motor. 
87 K5 Blazer, 42 TSL's, 355ci, TH400/208, D60/14ff

marshall

should be running about 6 psi frank, sounds like you have a float sticking
chevvv proud member of the wrong crowd chevvv

BigFrank

Quote from: marshall on September 17, 2011, 01:25:06 PM
should be running about 6 psi frank, sounds like you have a float sticking
soo if i turn the mix screws closed it still  does it shouldnt it stop runnin if there closed  the carb was stock out of the box edelbrock  do i need a return line or not ????  either way i got a new holley sittin here was thinkin about swappin them and see if it still does it     and i know it should be around 6 psi for a carbed engine thats what makes me wonder whats going on since i turned it down and no change

marshall

#4
return lines are usually for higher volume stock electric pumps, i have never ran one, and i have electric's on my car and truck (car has 2 pumps).

edelbrock says the screw's on the front should be adjusted individually and set at the highest rpm, i dont think they have anything to do with the gas running over?

i prefer a holley, i had a couple edelbrock's and the buuterfly's would rust seized. always had air cleaners on them also.
chevvv proud member of the wrong crowd chevvv

Blazin40s

87 K5 Blazer, 42 TSL's, 355ci, TH400/208, D60/14ff

BigFrank

i think this gauge is wrong  i fired it up and backed the pressure down some more and ran good at o psi  on the gauge ill take the other carb with me for shure tho next time i go out to a bog tho  thanks for the info  im glad i didnt go hackin on my lines

BigFrank

Quote from: BigFrank on September 18, 2011, 01:23:16 AM
i think this gauge is wrong  i fired it up and backed the pressure down some more and ran good at o psi  on the gauge ill take the other carb with me for shure tho next time i go out to a bog tho  thanks for the info  im glad i didnt go hackin on my lines
i do need someone to school me on these edelbrock carbs 

woody11769

i gave up on that after 4 pumps 6 regulaters two sets of heads and two intakes go get yourself a hight flow mech. pump you'll be fine........its one of them less is more things im running a 800carb and dart 208 valve heads with my high flow mech pump and the truck has no more proublems and doseent skip a beat of starve for fuel
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BigFrank

Quote from: woody11769 on September 18, 2011, 02:14:42 AM
i gave up on that after 4 pumps 6 regulaters two sets of heads and two intakes go get yourself a hight flow mech. pump you'll be fine........its one of them less is more things im running a 800carb and dart 208 valve heads with my high flow mech pump and the truck has no more proublems and doseent skip a beat of starve for fuel
i wish i could use a mechanical pump but the cam has no lobe for it  soo im stuck with this for now   i dont have a lack of fuel just too much i think i got it sorted out for now

JeepinJohn

frank,they send a vid with the edlelbrock carbs when you buy one.tell's all about the carb,and setting for it.heres the link.hope it helps ya out, with it. just trying to help ya. it covers everything about the carb.
==ggm

BigFrank

cool that linked me up to some more info  im gonna mess around with it tommorow after work so i dont wake up the neighbors now   hahah

randycrane79

yeah the only schooling ya need to know is that edelbrocks are not a performance carb they are a gas milage carb if i was you id use your holley and set the preasure to 6 psi i gave all my edelbrock carbs away and only run holley except my new motor and its tbi for now till i blow it

BigFrank

soo   its not a built motor  stock    L T 1 from a buick  roadmaster  with a slight cam in it ''wink wink ''  but nothin radical  ive had people tell me ya cant pay them to run a holley and vice versa so i guess its a personal preferance thing either way thanks for the help and info               ==wgm ==np applaudd applaudd applaudd applaudd applaudd applaudd applaudd      belive it or not ive had it out 2 times and havent  burned about 9 gallons of fuel

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