The Edelbrock 182062 is an external in-line electric fuel pump with a blue anodized aluminum housing, carbon vanes and a composite rotor. It has a free flow rate of 160 GPH. It is factory preset to 12 psi and requires an external regulator, such as Edelbrock regulator 1727. The inlet and outlet are 1/2 in NPT, and the pump is a two-wire, negative ground design with lead-wire terminals.
Notes:
- Factory preset to 12 psi; requires an external pressure regulator such as Edelbrock 1727 (not included).
- Includes a mounting bracket. Wiring harness is not included.
Specifications:
- Brand: Edelbrock
- Part Number: 182062
- Part Type: Electric Fuel Pump
- CFM Rating: 160 gph
- Gasket Included: No
- Mounting Bracket Included: Yes
- Pump Design: In-line Electric Fuel Pump
- Pump Type: Electric
- Wiring Harness Included: No
- Fuel Sending Unit Included: No
- Negative Ground: Yes
- Strainer Included: No
- Seal And Lock Ring Included: No
- Terminal Type: Lead Wire
- Outlet Thread Diameter: 0.5 in
- Wire Quantity: 2
- Voltage: 12 VDC
- Fuel Pump Inlet Type: NPT
- Inlet Fitting Thread Size: 0.5
- Inlet Thread Diameter: 0.5 in
- Inlet Type: NPT
- Internal Or External: External
- Outlet Fitting Thread Size: 0.5
- Outlet Quantity: 1
- Outlet Type: NPT
- Regulator Included: No
- In Tank or External: External
- Compatible Fuel Type: Gas
- Mounting Hardware Included: Yes
- Fuel Type: Gas
- Manufacturer warranty: 12 months
FAQ
What is the flow rate of the Edelbrock 182062?
It has a free flow rate of 160 GPH.
Does the 182062 need a fuel pressure regulator?
Yes. It is factory preset to 12 psi and requires an external regulator, such as Edelbrock regulator 1727, which is not included.
What size are the ports on the 182062?
The inlet and outlet are both 1/2 in NPT.
What is included with the 182062?
It includes a mounting bracket. A wiring harness and pressure regulator are not included.
California Proposition 65: This product can expose you to Chromium, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65warnings.ca.gov.
