Electrical fuel pump
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stphers
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I usually put them above the right axle tucked up in the cavity area. lots of room and the fuel line is right there. Make up a bracket and use rubber mounts to isolate it from the body.
I put my fuel pump down on the driver's side of the differential, usning one of the bolts to mount it. This keeps vapor lock at bay. If you put it in the trunk you may hear it more as the boot amplifies the noise as well as being higher than the fuel pickup.
stphers
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Not sure that I have ever seen a pump that is too tall for that area, there is a lot of room there. If your pump is too tall. mount it sideways, and electric pump doesn't care which way it is mounted. I would never put a pump in the trunk, first,it will be way too noisy as Steve mentions. Secondly, I have never seen a pump mounted in the trunk that looks good, it usually ends up by the shock tower and the hoses are right there as well, to me , that looks sloppy. Best place is under the car, the right side is where it should go, that's where your fuel lines go. It is fine antwgere there as long as it has some distance from the exhaust and doesn't hit an axle
What he said.
Pick up a mounting bracket from an E24 An E24 pump and filter all mount in the same bracket just to the left of the rear wheel under the car
