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converting a carby Fuel tank to EFI

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Post by nicbeer »

We never got efi sierras here

all sierras are pump driven off the cam.

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Post by jtraf »

coily tank has a swirl pot and provision for a fuel pump I think??
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jtraf wrote:coily tank has a swirl pot and provision for a fuel pump I think??
I thought that may be the case, as most later model cars, even carby ones, run an intank pump. If they do, they need a swirlpot. All you would need to do is replace the pump (or fit one if there is none) with a suitable EFI pump. If you give me the diamensions required, I should be able to match it up for you.
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Post by Abaris »

I have done an efi conversion (and used a lot of help from this forum). For the fuel pump, I removed the standard fuel filter, and put a second hand VN commodore external fuel pump and filter in the old filters place. At this stage I do not have a swirl pot, and havent needed one. If I ever burn the fuel pump out I will worry about it then.

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you just have to make sure the pump is primed, at all angles.
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Re: converting a carby Fuel tank to EFI

Post by fool_injected »

ZookStock wrote: The pic of the tank he uses has a little flower shape on the highest point (older model tank) and the newer on has the fuel punp there.....
Read the info at hand
It's the same tank
He modified the stock tank by adding the intank pump where the flowers was
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