Keikhafer race trim pumps - What fuse?
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Keikhafer race trim pumps - What fuse?
I'm rewiring a boat with the race pumps (sealed reservoirs), and need to know what size fuse/breaker to use for the main power feed (not the solenoid trigger circuit). I can't seem to get anything to turn up in online searches, and I'm pretty sure I don't want to run a 10 or 12 gauge wire without any circuit protection.....
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I'm rewiring a boat with the race pumps (sealed reservoirs), and need to know what size fuse/breaker to use for the main power feed (not the solenoid trigger circuit). I can't seem to get anything to turn up in online searches, and I'm pretty sure I don't want to run a 10 or 12 gauge wire without any circuit protection.....
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Sounds like 10 gauge wire is the appropriate size, though!
The control circuit power feed had 10 amp fuses. Does that sound right?
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That pump will pull 100 amps peak. Spec is 70 amps @ 3500 PSI. I normally run #6 or (#4 if I am feeding all the pumps in common), and if you were to run 2 drives and 2 tabs at the same time even that is marginal but OK as they are not against the regulators (full pressure). The pump on a stock engine comes with #8.
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