Name: Fuel Pump
SKU: PART-FUELPUMP
Availability: InStock

Remember, our products have a lifetime warranty (and we strongly recommend you contact us for our expertise and service if you're experiencing a problem with your Pulsefire system), but we’ve also made all individual parts, like this one, available for those who wish to buy an extra for any reason.

Compatibility:

Pulsefire® LRT
Pulsefire® UBF

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What's the Flow rate or psi on this pump? bill asked on March 26, 2025

Enough to produce a 25 foot stream, and last 27 seconds on the included tank of the LRT (20 on the UBF), or nearly 5 minutes on the backpack kit. This fuel pump is not sold as a standalone item for any other application. We do not provide support or specifications for anyone attempting to build their own homemade version of our products; this pump is a replacement pump for a product line we manufacture. The specifications should not matter - only that the product it is installed in does what it claims to.

Exothermic Technologies answered on March 27, 2025 store manager

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Hello. I was wondering what style fuel pump you use? If you know the flow rate, and if there is an external or internal filter. I live on a dirt road so we have sand dust everywhere all the time. Thanks! Enjoying the product very much. I'm just a bit worried about the fuel pump, given fuel pumps are often cooled by the fuel they reside in, and if you run them with too little fuel often they can burn up. Or if you run them dry they can burn up quick! Again thanks for any help. Michael Grenon asked on December 9, 2024

We've sold over 50,000 units in the last 4 years, and can tell you there is no concern with dust when the fuel cap is open for a short time during filling. It has a fine screen mesh built into its inlet. Some of these are used heavily on farmland. The problems we see are when people leave the caps open indefinitely and insects get inside, or other foreign debris that blocks the fuel tank's outlet hole. You can see that it is an inline style pump, not a submerged in-tank design. The pump is rated to run dry for up to 5 minutes, which would never happen used in a device like this. The intermittent use it sees is *nothing* compared to continuous use in a vehicle.

Exothermic Technologies answered on December 9, 2024 store manager