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Radium Engineering Fuel Pump Inlet Filter Sock - 14-0143
Radium Engineering Fuel Pump Inlet Filter Sock - 14-0143
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RAD14-0143
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- UPC:
- Radium 14-0143
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$29.00
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Part details
- Part number
- RAD14-0143
- Manufacturer part number
- 14-0143
- UPC
- Radium 14-0143
- Brand
- Radium Engineering
- Part type
- Fuel Pump Strainer
- Box size:
- 3.00 × 2.00 × 4.50 (in)
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Radium Engineering Fuel Pump Inlet Filter Sock - 14-0143
$29.00
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Only 5 left in stock
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Only 5 left in stock
Easy installation on most aftermarket submersible fuel pumps
- LTL:
- N
- MPN:
- 14-0143
- Proposition 65:
- N
- Special Order:
- N
- Clearance Item:
- N
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Radium Engineering Fuel Pump Inlet Filter Sock - 14-0143
Radium Engineering Fuel Pump Inlet Filter Sock - 14-0143 FAQ
This is a universal part: it is not tied to one vehicle. Check the Part details and the maker's guide for the sizes it is made for.
Larger injectors or a higher-flow pump change the fuel delivery, so a tune is needed to match them. A direct replacement of stock flow does not.
See What's in the box above. Injectors usually come with new seals and O-rings; pumps with the filter sock or hanger parts the kit calls for.
Fuel work means depressurising the system and working around fuel. Injectors are a careful home job; an in-tank pump takes more time.
When the tune calls for more fuel than the stock pump flows at high load, fuel pressure drops at the top end. Your tuner can tell you.
Sets from the maker are matched within the maker's stated tolerance; the Part details show it when stated.
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Install and care: fuel pumps
Before you start
- Depressurise the fuel system and disconnect the battery before opening a line.
- Work outdoors or in a well-ventilated space, away from anything that sparks.
Do
- Fit new seals and O-rings with a little clean oil.
- Check for leaks with the key on before starting the engine.
Don't
- Don't run larger injectors or a bigger pump without a tune to match.
- Don't reuse old seals.