flow rate of OEM lanos fuel pump

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flow rate of OEM lanos fuel pump

Post by MMamdouh »

anyone know the flow rate of the OEM lanos fuel pump? i am trying to make an estemated time frame for draning the fuel tank using the fuel pump... also please advice if someone knows if their is a drain plug on the fuel tank or not.

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I whant to know that to for the Nubira and the fuel injectors size and rate
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none of my resources list that :?
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Post by KIMO »

dear mmamdouh

your fuel tank has no drain plug and it is localy manufactured (frank-sami) you must remove it and clean it. i already do that job.
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is it worth the effort? i mean was it full of dirt? i expect it to be fully loaded.

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Post by lanos2001 »

with what you showed us about 6 months ago your tank will need cleaning if it has all that crap in it still. :?


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Post by Audacity Racing »

here is a quick way to estimate...


tank size = 12 gallons (i think)
hmpg = 35
highway speed = 60mph (constant)


that's one mile a minute... 35 minutes to a gallon, (real rough) 6-6.5hrs to run her dry



now, no one is gonna be able to go from a standstill to 60mph and keep it that way, plus, 35mpg is a bit high i think... adjust as you see fit
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i know that is the most bass ackwards formula ever, but it's a rough guess and gives you an idea how to figure it.
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Post by MMamdouh »

i am going to start that when it is almost dry and remeber the fuel gets recirculated during normal driving... in my case it will be an open loop.

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Post by karim »

I think you will find al ot of dirt in it. Many people clean it using vingar and later leave it few hours in the sun to dry off.
MMamdouh wrote:is it worth the effort? i mean was it full of dirt? i expect it to be fully loaded.

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Post by norman »

moin,

i don?t know, if i understand the problem, but nexia 8V 75HP -> fuel pump 55 liter/h. you pump should be around this.

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Post by MMamdouh »

thanks for the replies guys.

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