GacVs
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- Apr 23, 2024
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Fort Bragg,
North Carolina
I bought a 99 gsx had it shipped to me, long story short there was a hole in my gas tank. So now I’m looking for a new one or any recommendations for fuel cells.
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That tank vents thru the cap. Your car will stink like gas all the time.Alright here’s another update got almost everything in waiting on the spare tire delete panel the 100 micron fuel filter and a couple AN fittings. That being said does anyone have any advice on how to wire the fuel pump, I did get a 420lph fuel pump and from research I saw the stock was 255lph. I do have an aftermarket regulator so if it’s not that big of a deal I’ll just adjust the regulator.
Here’s the fuel cell in the trunk
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The tank has a separate vent behind the cap I was planning on trying to fab some type of rubber hose to put through the delete panel so it vented outside but this fuel cell won’t be in here forever. I plan on trying to fabricate an under mount one eventually.That tank vents thru the cap. Your car will stink like gas all the time.
As far as the wiring you should just be able to just use the wiring from the old pump and extend the wires to where you mount the pump at.
With an external pump mount it outside to cut down on noise. Most high flow external pumps are extremely loud.
The tank has a separate vent behind the cap I was planning on trying to fab some type of rubber hose to put through the delete panel so it vented outside but this fuel cell won’t be in here forever. I plan on trying to fabricate an under mount one eventually.
The fuel pump will be mounted outside and should be relatively quiet bc I’m going to be using silicon to seal the delete panel and the fuel cell to the outside to try to cut down from noise.
For the wiring thank you my fuel pump only has a positive and a negative, it will be good just to splice into the old ones wires and hook it up directly or will I need a relay or a switch so it doesn’t constantly run even when the car is off?
I checked the forums (with my limited knowledge of using the forums mostly looking up gas tank, fuel tank, for sale etc) but I couldn’t find any, I called junk yards OEM mitsu dealers that I know and some I didn’t, checked Facebook marketplace for part outs etc couldn’t find one and as I want and need the car fixed asap I opted for the fuel cell sadly I’ll have to chop the car up a little to achieve it but as I won’t ever sell the car that’s ok with mefinding an oem gas tank isnt that hard
Alright, that shouldn’t be to hard, now as far as getting the fuel level to read on the OEM dash I have heard that’s a bit harder due to the OEM tank having 2 sending units and then reading a range of 4-107Ohm, I have thought about getting an interface module to correct it, I do also have an ECU with DSMlink I just have to install it maybe I can get that to work from the ECU? And from the driver side there was a sensor I haven’t looked up what it is yet but will it be needed?If you use the OEM wires and run them to your new pump it will only run when the OEM pump would run.
Well wish I could have looked a little harder and found them. Hindsight is 20/20 but I have already bought everything for the install and got most of it mocked up alreadyryan bowersox or rix racing should have one for you, if not rob figs would. they are all on the eastern side of the continent. unless its full racecar just go with oem
Are you sure? I do plan on building this car up quite a bit, what’s so wrong about running the fuel cell? IMO and from what I’ve read they drop a little weight and can be easier to work on. If it’s actually better and there’s no reason to do it even with wanting to build the engine for 800+ then I will return all of it.id return all that and stick oem. just do it that way trust us
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