In this video we show how to UPGRADE & Replace the fuel pump in your dodge jeep ram or mopar vehicle in this couple diy guide where we show step by step how to take apart the fuel pump basket and fuel sending unit to replace a faulty or dead pump on your dodge Dakota or ram 1500 pickup truck. This should be the same procedure for other ram1500 trucks as well as jeep and other gas tanks that use a similar fuel pump setup.
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I have a 2000 Dakota RT, and I am going to build the engine – heads, cam, rockers, headers throttle body and intake – very much like the black dakota you are currently building I know up front that I will not use forced induction (turbo or supercharger). I understand that with forced induction, if you do not have enough fuel delivery /pressure, the engine will run lean and burn pistons and valves. Since I am not going forced induction, the most that could happen is I lose power, right? I am looking at peripheral parts like the fuel pump. I can get a complete drop in fuel pump with regulator and sending unit (stock specs) – like a Bosh for $160. I don't think you can add an electric in-line pump to boost the fuel pressure and volume of a stock pump because you will not exceed the volume and pressure of the stock pump, right?
Bro u should get a single cab ram 16 modelo…
That looks pretty dicey , with the wires , man Well done , my luck I’d break the plastic . Great details !
what kind of injectors is he running?
Thanks for the upload, it was very informational so later in the future I have an idea on how to do mine. Thanks again.
im with david…
ok how much you want when I send you these parts to put together for me so i just bolt in? kinda serious….give it a thought…
no way in hell, id just get the whole thing an do it,no, pay someone to do it i mean..this is worse than calcus an algebra,an triganometry when drunk……………..
Will you do mine?
Awesome Jon《☆》Quite involved upgrade Bro. Will this provide sufficient fuel for boosted applications ?
Thanks for this content. I will probably have to do this upgrade sooner than later
Are y'all using the factory fuel injector with the big cam, what's the part number on you scanner please
Good vid. Personally I would recommend replacing the entire fuel line with one piece up to the regulator to avoid crushing the old plastic line when you double clamp it, but I know what a PITA it is to get that regulator out the top without breaking the plastic. Keep up the good work, I've been following the magnum vids since the start.
Great video. Very informative content.