i am doing a fi swap in my yj and need a tank and fuel pump set up.
cherokee or wrangler, i was told the tanks are the same, just let me know.
wtb wrangler/cherokee gas tank and fuel pump set up for fi
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Toolegit86
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wtb wrangler/cherokee gas tank and fuel pump set up for fi
Camaro turbo lsx th400
06 Cummins "racetruck"
tj 1ton 40's 5.3 build
509 Crawlers on the facebook
06 Cummins "racetruck"
tj 1ton 40's 5.3 build
509 Crawlers on the facebook
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Toolegit86
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Toolegit86
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lot of the guys ive talked to say go e2000 pump, and keep it easy.. i have no idea
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/parts/ ... ier=386516
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/parts/ ... ier=386516
Camaro turbo lsx th400
06 Cummins "racetruck"
tj 1ton 40's 5.3 build
509 Crawlers on the facebook
06 Cummins "racetruck"
tj 1ton 40's 5.3 build
509 Crawlers on the facebook
I've done a number of EFI swaps, and gone both in-tank and external with the fuel pump. It has been my experience that external pumps don't live as long as in-tank units, but at the same time I've not had great luck with replacment in-tank pumps. Seems like the factory ones last quite a while, but even OEM replacement units have a much shorter life span?? Again, just my experience... All that said, it's been MUCH easier for me to just run an external pump and keep a spare in the rig just in case. Used it once on my old YJ when it failed up North of Cle Elum. 
Yep, I've wheeled one of those, too...


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