Product Summary

Universal Fit, External Electric Fuel Pump Type, Inline

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #12E
    Electric Fuel Pump TypeExternal
    Free Flow Rate35 GPH / 132 LPH
    Maximum Pressure7 psi
    Voltage12 volts
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    Mr Gasket 12E Details

    Mr. Gasket's 12E Micro-Electric Fuel Pump has no diaphragms or mechanical parts to wear out. Specially designed for use as a fuel transfer pump, this 12-volt electric pump features internal pressure regulating and has an efficient gravity-feed design. At 4-7 PSI, it pumps 35 gallons of fuel – methanol, E85, or race gas – per hour. With worry-free solid-state electronics and a simple two-wire configuration, the 12E Micro-Electric Fuel Pump's universal design and compact size make it effortless to install. It comes complete with all necessary fittings and mounting hardware, a 100-micron inline filter, and detailed, easy-to-follow instructions

    This Mr. Gasket Micro-Electric Fuel Pump features solid-state electronics. Gravity fed, 12 Volt. Includes fittings and mounting hardware and instruction. 4-7 PSI, 35 GPH.

    • Solid-state Worry Free Electronics
    • Internal Pressure Regulating
    • Universal Design Allows For Easy Installation
    • No Diaphragms Or Mechanical Parts To Wear Out
    • They Make An Excellent Fuel Transfer Pump
    • Hose Barbs Fit 5/16" Fuel Hose

    Mr Gasket 12E Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #12E
    BrandMr Gasket
    Electric Fuel Pump TypeExternal
    Free Flow Rate35 GPH / 132 LPH
    Maximum Pressure7 psi
    Voltage12 volts
    GENERAL
    InlineYes
    Fuel TypeE85
    Electric Fuel Pump Inlet Fitting(s)5/16" Hose Barb
    Electric Fuel Pump Outlet Fitting(s)5/16" Hose Barb
    Fuel Pressure Regulator IncludedNo
    Sending Unit IncludedNo
    Gasket(s) IncludedNo
    Wiring Harness IncludedNo
    Mounting Bracket IncludedNo
    Mounting Hardware IncludedNo
    Sold in QuantityEach
    GTIN Code084041032411

    Questions & Answers

    1 Question • 1 Answer

    I have a 1998 Yamaha V-Max 1200 , the fuel tank is not a gravity feed , will this work , if not do you have a fuel pump that will ? I have to run E-85 gas most of the time . Thanks .

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    • 3 months ago

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