Product Summary

Gasoline Fuel Type, 40 GPH / 152 LPH Free Flow Rate

  • Specially designed for the 2.3L Ford 4 cylinder engine
  • It has all the desirable features you would want in a racing mechanical fuel pup
  • Engineered to deliver 4-1/2 to 6-1/2 psi with a 40 gph flow rating
  • Pump has ¼ npt ports for both inlet and outlet
  • Manufactured from lightweight, all-aluminum castings
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Key Specs

Fuel TypeGasoline
Free Flow Rate40 GPH / 152 LPH
Maximum Pressure6.5 psi
Fuel Pump Inlet Size1/4" NPT
Fuel Pump Outlet Size1/4" NPT
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Carter M60565 Details

This high volume fuel pump for the 2.3L Ford 4 cylinder engine has all the desireable features you would want in a racing mechanical fuel pump. Delivers 4-1/2 to 6-1/2 psi with a 40 gph flow rating. Compatible with GASOLINE only. Has ¼ npt ports for both inlet and outlet.

  • Heavy-duty diaphragm
  • High-speed “anti-float” springs
  • Large “full-flow” valves
  • Lightweight, all-aluminum castings
  • Tough, heat-treated lever

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Speedway Motors cannot facilitate the return of defective Carter products as they have requested to handle these directly with the consumer. For defective product support and Return Authorization, please contact Carter at 1-844-827-6645 or 1-800-253-6009.

Carter M60565 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #M60565
BrandCarter
Fuel TypeGasoline
Free Flow Rate40 GPH / 152 LPH
Maximum Pressure6.5 psi
Fuel Pump Inlet Size1/4" NPT
Fuel Pump Outlet Size1/4" NPT
Material TypeAluminum
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Questions & Answers

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When installing this pump should #1 be up? Should the bolts pull pump housing to block as to close the gap?

by Weaselthomas2

12 years ago

1 answer

Does this pump fit all Ford 2.3's? I have a 1983 2.3 Mustang block.

by

15 years ago

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Will this pump work on my OMC 2.3 Ford boat motor?

by vwjww691

15 years ago

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Does this pump have the high rpm springs that are not supposed to float at high rpms.

by puddin

15 years ago

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