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Old 06-02-2026, 09:47 PM
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ok all this discussion has given me a modified idea. i think i can put a pusher pump right at the sending unit, and then not have to splice the existing fuel line. I have a little wiggle room where it should fit. So now the question is, ive got a 10AN sending unit, 10AN line all the way to fuel pump. I put the 10AN to future proof for more upgrades later. I would assume its important that I find a pusher pump that has 10AN/1/2 inch ports? any recommendations? low psi of course.

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Old 06-03-2026, 05:07 PM
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ok all this discussion has given me a modified idea. i think i can put a pusher pump right at the sending unit, and then not have to splice the existing fuel line. I have a little wiggle room where it should fit. So now the question is, ive got a 10AN sending unit, 10AN line all the way to fuel pump. I put the 10AN to future proof for more upgrades later. I would assume its important that I find a pusher pump that has 10AN/1/2 inch ports? any recommendations? low psi of course.
It would be overkill to use a fuel pump that has AN10 fittings. You’d be better off with AN10 tees and a AN10 check valve that bypasses the electric pump for full flow through the 1/2” line, then plumb in a 5/16” or 3/8” electric pump. Then you have full flow through the AN10 when the electric is shut off.

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