QFS 340LPH E85 SPECIFIC IN-TANK FUEL PUMP ACURA INTEGRA 1990 - 1993
Fuel Pump for Acura Integra, 1990 1991 1992 1993
FEEL THE DIFFERENCE! ENGINEERED FOR RELIABILITY AND GUARANTEED LONGEVITY. Designed and constructed for problem-free operation in excess of 2,500 hours or 100,000 miles. Upgraded polymers, brushes, and commutators guarantee consistent flow & amperage draw
Backed by a LIFETIME WARRANTY with top tier technical support from our in-house, dedicated customer service team.
Quantum's 340LPH Flextech E85 series fuel pumps can run 100% E85, 100% gasoline, or a combination of the two (flex fuel setups). Quantum's 340LPH fuel pumps come from the same proven source as the other "big brand" 340LPH. Quantum installation kits comprise of E85-safe polyethylene mesh strainers, corrugated PTFE E85-safe flex "accordian" hoses, and stainless steel hose clamps. We back every single pump with a lifetime warranty, something you will not find with any other 340LPH fuel pump.
Specifications:
- Amperage Draw: 10.9 amps @ 40 psi, 12.4 amps @ 60 psi
- Flow Rate: 304 LPH @ 40 psi, 251 LPH @ 60 psi
- Coating: Corrosion resistant black plated steel w/ laser etched serial number
- Check Valve: Integrated check valve built into fuel pump outlet.
- Applications: Can be used on EFI or carbureted applications (carbureted applications will require aftermarket bypass style regulator)
- Wiring: Thick 14 gauge universal pigtail included. Plug and play wiring harnesses included when available.
- Hose: Corrugated E85 compatible flex hoses included with GM and BMW kits. Submersible high pressure rubber hose included with other kits.
- Independently flowtested by RC Engineering
- Serialized fuel pump body guarantees Lifetime warranty. Quantum has built its reputation on providing a lifetime warranty for all its OEM and performance fuel pumps.
WARNING
This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
