PLEASE study these instructions carefully before beginning the installation. If you do not feel comfortable performing this installation or have
never worked with fuel systems before, it is highly recommended to have the installation completed by a professional. If you have any questions,
please call our Technical Hotline at: 1-800-416-8628, Monday - Friday, 7:00 am - 5:00 pm, Pacific Standard Time.
Prior to starting the installation, make sure to eliminate all potential fire hazards as fuel leakage can occur when loosening the fuel
system connections and components. Proper installation is the responsibility of the installer. Improper installation will void the
Edelbrock Micro Fuel Pumps are intended to replace original equipment or mechanical fuel pumps on carbureted applications. These pumps
are compatible with farm, lawn, and garden equipment as well as fuel transfer systems and booster pump applications. NOTE: Always use the
appropriate fuel block-off plate when replacing a mechanical fuel pump with an Edelbrock Electronic Micro Fuel Pump. Always replace worn fuel
lines with lines compatible with the fuel type being used.
regulator is required to maintain desired fuel pressure.
PN - 17301 (38 GPH @ 4-7 PSI) gasoline/E85 applications only.
PN - 17303 (30 GPH @ 2-3.5 PSI) gasoline/E85 applications only.
PN - 17302 (38 GPH @ 4-7 PSI) diesel applications only.
Fuel Line From Tank
CAUTION: Below is a general guideline on the basic installation
procedure of the electronic micro fuel pump. Please review thoroughly
and verify application compatibility prior to starting.
1. Before starting the installation, verify that the fuel tank is as close
to empty as possible. Inspect the current fuel lines and replace as
necessary. NOTE: The fuel pump is directional as marked on the
mounting bracket.
2. Determine the ideal mounting location for the fuel pump, a secure
location like the frame is ideal. The fuel pump must be mounted at
or below the lowest point of the fuel tank. The pump must also be
within one foot of the fuel tank as it's designed to push fuel from the
tank towards the engine. WARNING: Fuel pump failure will occur if not
mounted within the required specification.
3. Using a 1/4" drill bit and the mounting bracket as a template, drill two
holes in the preferred mounting location. Deburr holes as needed.
4. Apply thread sealer to the threads of the supplied fuel filter. DO NOT
USE Teflon tape. Install the filter onto the pump and tighten to 10-ft-
lbs. Using the supplied mounting hardware, mount the fuel pump to
the mounting location. NOTE: The use of the supplied fuel filter is
required, failure to do so will void all manufacturer's warranty.
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manufacturer's warranty and may result in poor performance and engine damage.
5/16" Barbed Filter
Pump w/ Mount
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING!
NOTE: Edelbrock Micro Fuel Pumps are NOT internally regulated. An external
5. Attach the fuel line from the fuel tank to the 5/16" barb on the filter
and secure using high quality hose clamps. Connect the fuel line
going to the engine to the other 5/16" barb on the fuel pump. NOTE:
The fuel pump and filter are intended for 5/16" fuel lines. Use proper
stepped barb fittings if other fuel line sizes are desired.
6. Connect the +12 Volt power (RED) lead to a switched ignition terminal.
The use of an in-line fuse housing with a 5 amp fuse is recommended
(not included). Connect the GROUND (Black) lead to the frame ground.
Use only high quality automotive grade electrical cables. NOTE: 16
gauge cables are a minimal requirement. Applications using more
than 20 feet of wire should only use 14 gauge wire or larger.
7. Inspect fuel and power connections before attempting to start the
engine. Turn the ignition to the on position to prime the fuel pump.
Wait 10 seconds and switch the ignition off. Double check fuel
connections for leaks. If leaks are present, repair before continuing.
If leaks are not present, start the engine and check for leaks. The
installation is complete if no leaks are present.
8. It is recommended to check the fuel pump and pump connections
every 500-600 hours. It is also recommended to replace the fuel filter
every 500-600 hours. Replacement filters are available through your
local Edelbrock distributor.
PN - 17311 - Fuel Filter for 17301 and 17303, 40 Micron Rating
PN - 17312 - Fuel Filter for 17302, 100 Micron Rating
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Edelbrock Electronic Micro Fuel Pumps
Part #17301 & 17303 - Gasoline/E85 Only
Part #17302 - Diesel Only
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
5/16" Barb
Fuel Line to Engine
Part # 17301, 17302, 17303