I just got mine on and going and it is rediculously LOUD!! However, the other day i was low on gas (read: almost completly out) and when I would hit the brakes and the pump would get air it would go dead silent. So it sounds to me like yours is sucking air...but that's just my guess..
Aeromotive street rod fuel pump
I just installed the Aeromotive street strip feul system and a 20 gallon feul cell
when i truned on the pump it was very loud. I thought it may just have air in the system but i was getting fuel pressure thinking everything was fine i took it for 5 mile drive and it was still very loud when i got home it was quieter, you almost have to listen to it now. Now when I turn on the pump the pump is loud untill i get a reading on my pressure guage wich is about 4 or 5 seconds. Im thinking it is sucking air but dont understand how and why if it is the problem. I have the cell 1/2 full of gas with a 90* pointed down then dropping down about 6" to a 90* wich geos into the filter and into the pump. The gas should be gravity fed down to the pump so i would think it shouldnt have air in the line.
Do you guys think i have a problem or is this normal?
when i truned on the pump it was very loud. I thought it may just have air in the system but i was getting fuel pressure thinking everything was fine i took it for 5 mile drive and it was still very loud when i got home it was quieter, you almost have to listen to it now. Now when I turn on the pump the pump is loud untill i get a reading on my pressure guage wich is about 4 or 5 seconds. Im thinking it is sucking air but dont understand how and why if it is the problem. I have the cell 1/2 full of gas with a 90* pointed down then dropping down about 6" to a 90* wich geos into the filter and into the pump. The gas should be gravity fed down to the pump so i would think it shouldnt have air in the line.
Do you guys think i have a problem or is this normal?
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