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Hi
I would think this is something which should be used often in Aftermarket. A bigger replacement intake fuel pump needs much more current than the stock one, especially if you consider the recent 450lp/h Deatschwerks and Walboro fuel pump.
I'm looking for a cheap hermetic bulkhead connector with current capacity up to 20Amps.
The only one I found is much too expensive: https://www.milspecwiring.com/MS-DT07H14-5PN-Hermetic-Bulkhead-_p_675.html
I would like to instal it next to the OEM fuel tank connector. I'm wondering how you guys handle that?
Here is one low-cost option:
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/abt-cfd-504
and here's another one:
https://www.racetronix.biz/product.asp?ic=bcws-001
I have used the connector pair from FuelSafe, but it's about US$200 for both sides of the connection.
Hi really
Thank you for the links. To be honest i don't reall like both of them.
Anymore suggestions?
http://www.vpw.com.au/Category/Index/340230
These are a pretty cheap option, assuming the wiring is entering via the top of the tank. Being a fuel system, and the cost a fire could cause, I wouldn't shy away from spending the money on a proper connector like you originally posted. Cheers.
There are options available from Deutsch in the AS series - http://www.is-motorsport.com/pdfs/Deutsch_Manuals/Interconnection_MAY05/AS%20Hermetic%20Fuel%20Tank.pdf
There is one used on the RADIUM fuel cells/surge tanks but I couldn't find their part number. If someone knows it, please share it here.
