Mark Shelby
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Where did you pull the hot (positive) for the fuel pump?
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I tapped into a wire from the ignition switch that was “hot” only when the key was in the run position. I can’t remember where it went without looking and it is in the back of the shed. I won‘t be able to look until this weekend.
Mark Shelby
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I found a wiring diagram. It’s hard to get behind the instrument panel. There’s gotta be a trick to it. I found a low pressure fuel pump at O’Reilly Auto parts with a lifetime warranty I’ll be posting a thread on when I get this wrapped up.
I tapped into the hour meter wire and added a blade fuse. What is the part # of your O'Reilly pump? I may need to get a lower pressure pump...
Mark Shelby
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I tapped in the same place you did. The fuel pump is E16010. It's like $39.99 and comes with a lifetime warranty. You need to get 1/4" nipples as it comes with 3/8'. Works great!
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Nice looking 782, bring it to the Tired Iron of the Ozarks Spring show, we are hoping to get a lot of garden tractors out there this year.
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Is E16010 an O'Reilly part number, or the pump manufacturer's number? Who is the manufacturer? We don't have an O'Reilly around here, but other parts houses likely have this pump.
mgonitzke
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The Facet 40177 is a better choice, IMO.
It’s at Gentry correct? Where specifically is the location? Any registration or just show up? I only have Saturday available. April 20 correct?
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Hi John,
Sorry I missed this. Yes it's in Gentry. The address is 13344 Taylor Orchard Road. I'm attaching the flyer here as well. It's Friday the 19th and Saturday the 20th. No need to register, just show up.
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Mark Shelby
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Sorry for delayed response. Yes, that’s an O’Reilly number. You can also order online. A number of folks swear by the Facet pump. I couldn’t find one in stock locally or I might have gone that route. I wanted to get it going that day. I can tell you it’s a little large but works great!
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Thanks! I'm familiar with Facet, as the Cessna 310, 401/402, and other 400-series aircraft used Facet electric pumps as fuel boosters on the tip tanks. Plus, I used to surveil the Facet plant down in Bristol, VA.
Mark Shelby
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Mark Shelby
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I don’t think you can’t go wrong with the Facet. I just wanted to get it going that day and O’Reilly had this in stock.
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"Hecho en China"
Should I be surprised?
Should I be surprised?
Mark Shelby
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Not in todays world?
I prefer "Fabrique en Chine" with my pinky out for that classy touch...
