Also worth mentioning I have a full 450 bucket and a spare 535 pump which I was piecing together when our global shit hit the fan last year. If anyone wants it, basically OBO.
Coding it does what, exactly?if your a perfectionist like me, coding is no big deal.
Special wrench. Most of the companies that assemble upgraded buckets sell them. Check out PR.View attachment 60394
how do I loosen the fueline on this? I am ready to open in to the tank and put in my 295 pump..
Special wrench for the fuel line? I have the tool to open the lock ring already, but think I need to disconnect the black fueling first?Special wrench. Most of the companies that assemble upgraded buckets sell them. Check out PR.
They're on there pretty stoutly, or at least mine was. Wouldn't want to do it without the tool.
If I remember right you have to squeeze the gray piece and pull the line.Special wrench for the fuel line? I have the tool to open the lock ring already, but think I need to disconnect the black fueling first?
I want to be sure to get it correctWhy do you want to wire the pump incorrectly?
So i put the new pup in,and crank but wont start.If i prime with protools i can hear ir but much more silent than before,whats wrong?I want to be sure to get it correct
Reading your nice instruction.... " Wire the connector so white/brown and red/black." and this does not make sense to me...
On the 295 pump red wire are +. White is -.
From car I got brown/red +. And black -.
Or am I totally wrong here?
If you can hear the fuel pump priming just crank the car again. Do you have enough fuel in the tank?So i put the new pup in,and crank but wont start.If i prime with protools i can hear ir but much more silent than before,whats wrong?
Wait.Doesnt the morelli stated opposite way?My pump worked immediately I tried it in car. Car started directly. About + and - I connected as I wrote before, red from pump to red/brown from car, and white from pump to black from car.
Check again that you do not forget any connector...