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I did. thats how I knew the pump motor was bad. 24vdc at the connector which is now powering the new pump. The deuce wiring is so simple, a 18 year old can trouble shoot it...... Now the wiring on my last BMW motorcycle would give a electrical engineer nightmares. hahahahahaha

you can pull a siphon through it. flows great. Only Monica Lewinski can get a better flow through it.

Up date. I installed the inline 24vdc fuel pump from Summit (cost 60$ last year) . It doesn't restrict flow when shut off. It runs fine. It needs 2- 1/4mpt x 1/2 hose barbs, 8 inches of 1/2" fuel hose and 4 gates screw clamps to install inline by cutting out a 12" section of the 1/2 copper...

I didn't buy one because it cost too much.

As to flow without 24vdc power to the in line pump...I'll check and report back later.

yes. At 600$ for a new in tank pump, I exhausted all possibilities. motor no workie with 24vdc .

I got a 24vdc inline pump I bought from Summit a few years ago. it has 3/8" hose fittings on it. I'll adapt this week. I noticed Boyce has a better quality one also. Its probably been out for quite some time because by the time I use the truck, a couple weeks go by and that damn low air buzzer...

I haven't heard my in tank pump run before start up for a while, and today when changing the primary fuel filter, I couldn't use it to fill it back up. truck has been running fine and still does without it. I only use it for firewooding around me and snow plowing, so no highway driving. I...