Stupid question: E2000 pump, which side is the inlet?

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  • rang-a-stang
    Administrator
    • Oct 31, 2016
    • 5505

    Stupid question: E2000 pump, which side is the inlet?

    Just got my pump and it is not labeled inlet or outlet, no arrow either. Looking at pictures on google I don't get a good idea either.

    Is the inlet the side with threaded end and the outlet the side with the electrical connectors?
    Chuck McTruck 71 J4000
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  • babywag
    out of order
    • Jun 08, 2005
    • 10286

    #2
    In EFI pumps generally it is the outlet side that has the wiring connections.
    Tony
    88 GW, 67 J3000, 07 Magnum SRT8

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    • Tripwire
      AMC 4 OH! 1
      • Jul 30, 2000
      • 4656

      #3
      on both of my pumps there was a small brass screen on the inlet side....course you could put a piece of tubing on one end and jury rig it to a battery to tell which is in/out?
      Abort? Retry? Ignore? >

      86 GrandWag. Howell fuel Injected 360. MSD Ignition + Dizzy. 727/229 swap BJ's 2" Lift and 31's

      88 Wrangler 4.2, Howell TBI and MSD - Borla Headers w/ Cat-back + winch and 31's AND a M416 trailer (-:

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      • rang-a-stang
        Administrator
        • Oct 31, 2016
        • 5505

        #4
        copy all. Thanks gentlemen.
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