Im swapping in a 5.2 into my Wagoneer. Needs 50 psi. I was originally going to try and mount the Mustang pump I have, but that's going to be a pain.
Anyone run the e2000 without an in tank pusher pump? Hows the longevity?
E2000 pump longevity?
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pcoplin
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E2000 pump longevity?
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98 TJ 5.9/46RE/D300
97 F250 Powerstroke
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jaber
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Re: E2000 pump longevity?
Its been 2 years on the current one. The one before it was like 6-7 years. I hope this one is built as good.
Jeff
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'46 cj3a
'51 Willys p/u
'51 Willys Parkway Conversion
'74 CJ5
'75 J-20 Wrecker
'75 J-20 Cummins service truck
'77 J-10 p/u
'79 Cherokee
'88 Grand Wagoneer
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FSJ Guy
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Re: E2000 pump longevity?
Think of them as a wear item. I carried a spare.
Ethan Brady
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http://www.bigscaryjeep.com
Jeepless, but I still have a lots of old parts in my garage!