hi all. hope someone can help.the transfer pump is dead.can i fit a cheap pump in there ?
cheers and thanks jim
hi all. hope someone can help.the transfer pump is dead.can i fit a cheap pump in there ?
cheers and thanks jim
MB (15th September 2019)
MB (15th September 2019)
Wot he said ^^^^
but...
If you want to avoid extra wiring, switches etc and retain the same features as the factory system you can add a high wattage shunt resistor at the Aftermarket Pump connection so the resistance seems the same to the Sub Tank Computer.
Mine was a 3 Ohm IIRC.
The factory resistance is in the manual, if you measure the new pump and adjust accordingly the system will work as factory
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all very good. thank you for that knowledge.
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cheers and thanks jim
MB (15th September 2019)
Well there ya go. Learning every day. I'll keep that in mind.
2003 GU TD42 with a few extra ponies
MB (15th September 2019)
Yeah, one of those things that can be done but not the simplest thing to do so most don't bother and just run a power wire and put in a switch.
Ebay is a good source for a shunt resistor of a value and power rating (minimum 25 watts IIRC but will depend on the pump) that will handle the current. https://www.ebay.com/itm/25-50-100W-...r=452535670247
Dolphins are so smart that within a few weeks of captivity, they can train people to stand on the very edge of the pool and throw them fish.
hi again.
well i dont seem to be able to find there resistance for the factor pump .does anyone have that.if so it would be greatly appreciated.
thanks and cheers jim
its a y61 ute 1999 model with the td42 diesel motor.
thanks jim