Subject	Mount the pump so that the inlet/outlet is at the bottom.
Posted by	pieboy100 on September 21, 2006 at 3:01 PM
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In Reply To	WI pump question (mounting) posted by Rickytl (ma) on September 20, 2006 at 05:16 PM
Message	It will be lower than the tank in the rear hatch area. I am planing the same for my setup ie use the tank in the back. I am not sure if the small line going up front will have enough flow but I am pretty sure it will. I am mounting the pump under the nose panel as well as the electronics. I am using a relay and saftey module output to cut power to my boost controller if it runs out of water. That way if it runs out of water I will only be pushing about 7psi of boost.
Follow Ups	WI pump question (mounting) - Rickytl (ma) 17:16:45 09/20/06 Why would you do that? (n/m) - Izzy 17:29:18 09/20/06 do what? - Rickytl (ma) 17:48:12 09/20/06 Used front mount reservoir - Izzy 19:35:02 09/20/06 Whats wrong with using the rear mounted reservoir? - TTFairladyZ 20:45:34 09/20/06 The problem is, where do you mount the pump as the pump must - MixManMash 09:41:27 09/21/06 This is a '92 NA (now TT'd) that we're working on - no front - Dave N 16:45:33 09/21/06 even if we did the tank would be higher than the pump (n/m) - Rickytl (ma) 21:20:52 09/21/06 Mount the pump so that the inlet/outlet is at the bottom. - pieboy100 15:01:30 09/21/06
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