Fuel Pump options

whitfimb

whitfimb

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I need a few pumps and my local yard is punching tanks and ruining pumps.  How about a pump from another modle.  Most pumps are now suspended from a short rubber line.  All are 12v and most Mitsubishi based injection systems supply a similar fuel PSI. 

How about just dropping in any old MPI pump in my 1994 16v tank.
 
what is the stock psi for 94"?  i have an 88' samurai with 91' samurai tbi and am currently running a 90-93 acura integra fuel pump.  as far as i remeber the tracker puts out the same.  the integra pump puts of 36 psi and what is required for my setup is 34-38 psi.  hope this helps if not let me know what psi your looking for and i can cross reference it.
 
I don't have the PSI numbers, but I believe the TBI & MPI pump will run either or application.  I think the fuel PSI regulator takes care of the finer pressure adjustment. 

If I were guessing I'd say 39-45 psi...
 
34-40, 30-37, and 28-37 psi is what the document I have says is the range for trackick pumps (changes depending on year).
34-40 psi is what it lists for all EFI samurai pumps.
Like you said, if the fuel pressure would be a little high, I would also assume the regulator will "regulate" it.
 
Thanks for the specs  ;)


I think I recall squireling asway a Metro pump for just such an occation....    Now If I can just recall where I hid it.
 
I have used a trackick pump in place of a samurai pump and it works fine....so I would assume there are also other pumps out there that will interchange/work as well.
 
Hey Mike, here is what I have learned in my dealings with another vehicle. My local NAPA enlightened me on this; the fuel pumps between the MPI and TBI are the same. These pumps are the same as the one that is used in a EFI Festiva. [idea] I had him check carefully and he said that all three vehicles shared the same pump.

Here's the NAPA number #2P72165

The pump is built by Carter. I imagine that this pump is used in other vehicles, being that the sending unit in the Festiva is built by Mazda according to the sticker on the top of it. ;D I would imagine that certain Mazda vehicles have the same pump. ???
 
You can look for yourself to see what parts on your vehicle fit on other vehicles.  This is taken from Advance Auto Parts website.  Here's a list of the fuel pump interchanges for the Sidekick:
Master Electric Fuel Pump: 
Part Number: E8023
ACURA   
1986 - 1995 LEGEND
1992 - 1994 VIGOR

CHEVROLET   
1988 NOVA
1987 - 1988 SPRINT

DAIHATSU   
1988 - 1992 CHARADE

DODGE   
1989 - 1990 COLT

EAGLE   
1989 - 1990 SUMMIT
1990 - 1994 TALON

FORD   
1989 - 1993 FESTIVA
1989 - 1992 PROBE

GEO 
1989 - 1990 PRIZM
 
HONDA 
1986 - 1993 ACCORD
1988 - 1991 CRX
1988 - 1991 CIVIC
1988 - 1996 PRELUDE

LEXUS   
1990 - 1991 ES250
 
MAZDA   
1986 - 1991 323
1989 - 1995 MPV
1986 - 1992 626
1988 - 1992 MX-6
1988 - 1991 929
1990 - 1991 PROTEGE
1990 - 1993 B2200
1986 - 1988 RX-7
1989 - 1993 B2600
 
MERCURY   
1991 - 1994 CAPRI
1988 - 1989 TRACER

MITSUBISHI   
990 - 1994 ECLIPSE
1989 MIRAGE
1985 - 1987 GALANT
1988 - 1990 SIGMA
1989 - 1990 GALANT
 
PLYMOUTH   
1989 - 1990 COLT
1990 - 1994 LASER

STERLING 
1987 - 1988 825
1989 - 1991 827

SUZUKI 
1989 - 1991 SIDEKICK
1989 - 1994 SWIFT

TOYOTA 
1985 - 1991 4RUNNER
1985 - 1989 MR2
1985 - 1991 CAMRY
1991 - 1995 MR2
1983 - 1989 CELICA
1984 - 1991 PICKUP
1985 - 1989 COROLLA
1991 - 1994 PREVIA
1985 - 1992 CRESSIDA
1984 - 1991 SUPRA
1988 - 1992 LAND CRUISER
1984 - 1989 VAN






 
 
lxer96 said:
You can look for yourself to see what parts on your vehicle fit on other vehicles.  This is taken from Advance Auto Parts website.  Here's a list of the fuel pump interchanges for the Sidekick:
Master Electric Fuel Pump: 
Part Number: E8023
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Dude, you are the man. [thumbsup]  I never go to their site, but this is good info. There's a ton of junked out Yota's near me in a yard. ;)  It's things like this that make getting more parts for your ride that much easier. ;)
 
ya know whats funny though? under Geo it doesn't list Tracker as an interchange for the Sidekick, NAPA is the same way on some parts. When I worked at Napa I would look up parts for a sidekick and it would say N?A then I would look up the same thing for a tracker and it would be something that we have in stock lol
 

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