How To Increase The Reliability Of Your 7.3!!! With A Electric Fuel Pump!

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  • Опубліковано 16 жов 2024

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  • @soomuchtorque
    @soomuchtorque 3 роки тому +4

    41-7059 is an unbranded 40223 facet for reefers. its a little cheaper. And It's easier to get power on your key on ignition off post on the starter relay on your fender. Its shorter than running a wire to the gpr. Good vid.

  • @thissguyy316
    @thissguyy316 3 роки тому +4

    Thats cool that it works. I’m sure it would be fine because the pump only draws 1.5A but you should really have a relay with power coming direct from the battery and a 5A fuse inline. The wire your drawing off of is a signal wire (not designed to be put under load) and if the lift pump motor were to ever short to ground you might get a little electrical fire action under the hood maybe under the dash. No big deal lol

    • @natedarosa3786
      @natedarosa3786 Рік тому

      So would running the pump off the battery with a relay in between is the best option?

  • @pl9105
    @pl9105 3 роки тому +3

    Does this pump strain the air from the fuel inside of that fuel filter housing?

    • @adamswelding5052
      @adamswelding5052  3 роки тому

      No all it does is strain large particulates that could be in your fuel. It does t really do anything for separating air, it will act as a secondary water separator though

  • @d4t4wx
    @d4t4wx 2 роки тому +1

    How did it increase reliability please.
    Did it affect cold or hot start. Which was the biggest improvement please.

    • @adamswelding5052
      @adamswelding5052  2 роки тому

      It did a few thing it increased overall reliability because after having 3 mechanical pumps fail(original and 2 aftermarket ones) I went to the electric pump. It was a more consistent flow rate and pressure instead of fluctuating with the rpm, but most importantly it allowed an ease of getting air out of the fuel system

  • @richerwatai9625
    @richerwatai9625 2 роки тому +1

    Very good job. I have a 1988 Ford 7.3 power stroke . Needs a little work

    • @mwilliamshs
      @mwilliamshs 2 роки тому +1

      No such thing as a Power Stroke until 1994.5

  • @fordguy6323
    @fordguy6323 2 роки тому +1

    I’m gonna do this to my 6.9 IDI. Nice video!
    Question: did it affect the IP timing or adjustments at all?

    • @adamswelding5052
      @adamswelding5052  2 роки тому

      To the best of my knowledge it has not. Truck drives great though I don’t drive it much anymore. Mostly only when I need to pull something heavy, I mostly run a trailer welding rig now and pull it with my explorer most of the time, but sometimes use old blue for something’s.

  • @ek6667
    @ek6667 День тому

    I install same pump and it fells like I lost some power, anyone has noticed that as well?

  • @expressyourselfist
    @expressyourselfist 2 роки тому +1

    Hi Adam, very cool idea. One question, is the electric pump running all the time, or just during starting.

    • @adamswelding5052
      @adamswelding5052  2 роки тому

      The electric pump runs as long as the key is in the on position

    • @tbobmann229
      @tbobmann229 8 місяців тому

      ​@adamswelding5052 They make 2 models..WOT do you outrun this 9-11.5psi pump?.. I'm considering 12-15psi..50gph but still the injection pump at WOT needs 74gph..just curious before I pull the trigger..thanks again!

    • @OfficalPr0xyTools
      @OfficalPr0xyTools 4 місяці тому

      ​@@tbobmann2299-11 works just fine buddy

  • @shawnoyler3111
    @shawnoyler3111 Рік тому

    Could i use that fuel pump on my 94 7.3 idi with turbo?

  • @jimschaffroth5652
    @jimschaffroth5652 Рік тому

    I clicked on your hi torque starter link and it goes to a case backhoe starter. Is that the one you used on your 7.3 idi?

    • @adamswelding5052
      @adamswelding5052  Рік тому

      No it isn’t I’ll check it out they may have changed the linked page on Amazon so I may have to create a new link

    • @jimschaffroth5652
      @jimschaffroth5652 Рік тому

      @@adamswelding5052
      I read further down the page and it also fits Ford idi. Good to know. My backhoe will be needing one soon also.

  • @biggarealtrensettatrucking412
    @biggarealtrensettatrucking412 3 роки тому +1

    Why not use the facet 40285 pump what's the difference between the 40285 an di 40222

    • @adamswelding5052
      @adamswelding5052  3 роки тому

      I believe the difference is pump output psi. I went with this one because it’s the one everyone tell you to get I got it for mine and it has been working amazing since! Only thing I did different that what is in the video is I added a inline fuse to the 12V power line

    • @biggarealtrensettatrucking412
      @biggarealtrensettatrucking412 3 роки тому

      Oh I heard the mechanical fuel pump out put is 6 psi can i use di 40285 which is 4-7 psi output or should I use the 9-11 psi which u install?

    • @adamswelding5052
      @adamswelding5052  3 роки тому +1

      I used tha 9-11 because that was the part number recommended to me and it works great in my truck without issue.

    • @biggarealtrensettatrucking412
      @biggarealtrensettatrucking412 3 роки тому +1

      Why do u use a filter before the electric fuel pump?

    • @adamswelding5052
      @adamswelding5052  3 роки тому

      That’s a good quest and it isn’t really used as a filter because it doesn’t filter to a low enough micron to do that job good enough to be called a filter but it’s purpose is mainly as a strainer to keep any debri that could be pulled from the fuel tank from getting into the pump

  • @saltpepper1894
    @saltpepper1894 3 роки тому

    Can you use this on 91 7.3 IDI to replace bad in tank unavailable pump / sending unit?

    • @adamswelding5052
      @adamswelding5052  3 роки тому

      You don’t have a pump in the tank just a pickup tube, normally if you are having a issue in the tank it’s either a broken showerhead(part of the pickup tube it’s like a strainer), the tank selector valve isn’t working properly, or it is a bad mechanical pump, it you install this electrical pump you have to delete the mechanical one or else you will have issues

  • @massa-blasta
    @massa-blasta 3 роки тому +1

    What year is your 7.3? Is it the 7.3L Power Stroke?

    • @adamswelding5052
      @adamswelding5052  3 роки тому +1

      It’s a 1990 f350 7.3idi NA(natural aspirated) it’s the 7.3 before the power stroke motor

    • @massa-blasta
      @massa-blasta 3 роки тому +3

      @@adamswelding5052 that's the vehicle you will still be able to ride around in after a nuclear EMP goes off, while my 2003 will be dead as a doornail.

    • @adamswelding5052
      @adamswelding5052  3 роки тому +1

      @@massa-blasta lol yup I love full mechanical diesel motors

    • @scott76421
      @scott76421 9 місяців тому +1

      How y'all saying that on a video that literally replaces a mechanical component with electric!?!?! Hahahahahah

    • @massa-blasta
      @massa-blasta 8 місяців тому

      @@scott76421 he blew up that 7.3 and quit his channel

  • @joshuadavies2541
    @joshuadavies2541 11 місяців тому

    Honestly it should be closer to the tank

    • @OfficalPr0xyTools
      @OfficalPr0xyTools 4 місяці тому +1

      No it shouldn't. Dura-LIFT pumps pull vertically buddy. Do some damn research

  • @adrianrios4949
    @adrianrios4949 2 роки тому +1

    Ac tank 🤣

  • @williamchris5579
    @williamchris5579 3 роки тому +1

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  • @bigdaddysshop8180
    @bigdaddysshop8180 3 місяці тому

    You want a 7.3 to be reliable??? LEAVE IT ALONE.. Mine is 30 years old. No problems.. I don't try to modify any on it.

    • @adamswelding5052
      @adamswelding5052  3 місяці тому

      Not true with the quality of parts available now you have to to get reliability I changed mechanical pumps 3 times before swapping to the electric