[VLADRRR]

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[Winger77]

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This is for a 97 Aspy. ,,,,, but I would think they are all the same.

http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche.com/cyclemax/Honda_OEM/HondaMC.asp?Type=13&A=242&B=50

 

[DaveO430]

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Or this; http://www.berrysweb.com/1500_fuel_pump.htm

 

[AZgl1800]

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Look at the links in this thread, a heck of a lot cheaper and probably twice as good.

http://www.goldwingfacts.com/forums/forum1/106498.html

 

[VLADRRR]

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Thank you all for info.After reading it i have some ??? How many people did Airtex E8371 pump? What about higer GPH number? Any problems with it? How long Airtex E8371 pump will work?

 

[Dusty Boots]

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Myself, .... I'd spend the extra $ on a new OEMfuel pump and save all the aggravation (and unreliability) of trying to install something that wasn't meant for a bike and which will in all likelihood, fail in time.Do a search and see just how 'reliable' these fuel pumps are after a while. Why is it most run with an extraafter marketfuel pumpin their saddlebags?:?

 

[Winger77]

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Dusty Boots wrote:

Myself, .... I'd spend the extra $ on a new OEMfuel pump and save all the aggravation (and unreliability) of trying to install something that wasn't meant for a bike and which will in all likelihood, fail in time.Do a search and see just how 'reliable' these fuel pumps are after a while. Why is it most run with an extraafter marketfuel pumpin their saddlebags?:?

I really have to agree with this logic. I've tried going the cheaper way with other things, and most the time I end up having to the right way afterwards. So it ends up costing twice,,, and doing it again.

 

[jblack5]

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Winger77 wrote:

Dusty Boots wrote:

Myself,  ....   I'd spend the extra $ on a new OEM fuel pump and save all the aggravation (and unreliability) of trying to install something that wasn't meant for a bike and which will in all likelihood, fail in time. Do a search and see just how 'reliable' these fuel pumps are after a while. Why is it most run with an extra after market fuel pump in their saddlebags?:?

I really have to agree with this logic. I've tried going the cheaper way with other things, and most the time I end up having to the right way afterwards. So it ends up costing twice,,, and doing it again.

I agree too. Spend a bit more and go with the OEM.

 

[scotterichmond]

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What psi do these in tank pumps run? are they for carbs or EFI?

 

[VLADRRR]

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jblack5 wrote:

Winger77 wrote:

Dusty Boots wrote:

Myself, .... I'd spend the extra $ on a new OEMfuel pump and save all the aggravation (and unreliability) of trying to install something that wasn't meant for a bike and which will in all likelihood, fail in time.Do a search and see just how 'reliable' these fuel pumps are after a while. Why is it most run with an extraafter marketfuel pumpin their saddlebags?:?

I really have to agree with this logic. I've tried going the cheaper way with other things, and most the time I end up having to the right way afterwards. So it ends up costing twice,,, and doing it again.

I agree too. Spend a bit more and go with the OEM.

I agree too but my oem fuel pump not working. It is 96. I bought it with 3000 mi. on speedo. And it has only 22k now. I ask myself how good is oem? Also oem alternator went bad on same bike at 10k...

 

[KC9KAS]

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I put an automobile fuel pump on the 1989 1500 trike. The one I got was suggested on various forums. It looked very much like the OEM, and was only $100. Well, it laster for 200 miles and it died. It was a NAPA and their warrenty plainly says that use for anything other that what it was constructed for would not be warrented....so I was out $100 plus the new OEM...Bite the bullet and get the OEM!

 

[DriverRider]

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scotterichmond wrote:

What psi do these in tank pumps run? are they for carbs or EFI?

They run about 2psi and are for carburetors. 1500's did not have fuel injection.

JD

 

[tlbranth]

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I'm with Dusty. I decided not to screw with a 'custom' job. Here's a pump for $227.
http://www.cyclecentralpowersports....ry=MOTORCYCLES&make=HONDA&year=1999&fveh=3495