An outboard fuel pump draws fuel from the tank and delivers it to the engine at a steady low pressure for consistent operation. System integrity depends on both pump and fuel line condition.

Features

• Supports consistent engine operation at all speeds
• Ensures consistent fuel availability during throttle changes
• Draws fuel from remote or below-engine tanks
• Maintains steady low-pressure fuel supply
• Helps prevent fuel starvation during acceleration
• Helps reduce vapor lock conditions

Construction

• Check valves ensure one-way fuel flow
• Corrosion-resistant internal components
• Lightweight design with strong structural integrity
• Flexible diaphragm design for pulse operation
• Ethanol-resistant materials for modern fuels

Notes

Engine running only with primer bulb may indicate pump failure.