DPHXF MSY-002

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Masday 12V Gasoline Inline High Pressure Fuel Pump User Manual

Model: MSY-002

1. Product Overview

The Masday 12V Gasoline Inline High Pressure Fuel Pump is designed for efficient fuel transfer in various gasoline and modified vehicles. It features a robust aluminum construction, stable performance, and strong suction capabilities, making it a reliable replacement for original equipment.

Masday 12V Gasoline Inline High Pressure Fuel Pump and included accessories

Image 1.1: The Masday 12V Gasoline Inline High Pressure Fuel Pump shown with its accompanying accessories, including rubber connection covers, insulated terminals, spring washers, nuts, and a car wash towel.

1.1 What's in the Box

  • 1 x 12V Electric Fuel Pump (with internal fuel filter fitted)
  • 1 x Car Wash Towel
  • 2 x Rubber Connection Covers
  • 2 x Insulated Terminals
  • 2 x Spring Washers
  • 2 x Nuts

1.2 Key Features

  • High Flow Rate: Up to 200 LPH (55 GPH) under 43 PSI (3.0 Bar) at 13.5V.
  • High Pressure: Operates at 75 PSI (5.0 Bar) with a PRV Activation of 0-130 PSI.
  • Strong Suction Power: Capable of 16.4 feet of super suction.
  • Durable Construction: Made from aluminum for robust performance.
  • Wide Compatibility: Suitable for various vehicles including BMW 318i, 325e, 325i, 528e, Mitsubishi Starion, Tredia, and VW Transporter (1985-1987), as well as other modified vehicles.
Diagram showing features like less noise, strong suction, fine craftsmanship, sophisticated construction, reliable pure copper material, more durable & longer lifetime, fit for gasoline diesel.

Image 1.2: Visual representation of the fuel pump's features, highlighting its quiet operation, strong suction, and durable construction.

2. Safety Information

Always prioritize safety when working with fuel systems. Gasoline is highly flammable and its vapors are explosive. Ensure proper ventilation and avoid open flames or sparks.

  • Disconnect the vehicle's battery before beginning any installation or maintenance.
  • Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety glasses and fuel-resistant gloves.
  • Ensure the work area is well-ventilated and free from ignition sources.
  • Have a fire extinguisher readily available.
  • Do not smoke or use electronic devices that could create a spark near fuel.
  • Properly dispose of any spilled fuel or contaminated materials according to local regulations.

3. Setup and Installation

This fuel pump is designed for external installation. Proper connection and polarity are crucial for safe and effective operation.

3.1 Polarity and Connections

Before connecting the pump to the electrical system, ensure the polarity is correct. The pump's plastic end cap connections are clearly marked to indicate polarity:

  • M4: Positive (+) terminal
  • M5: Negative (-) terminal

The inlet connection size is 1/2" (12mm) and the outlet connection size is 1/4" (8mm). Ensure you use appropriate fuel lines and fittings for a secure, leak-free connection.

Diagram showing M4 as positive and M5 as negative terminals, and inlet/outlet sizes.

Image 3.1: Detailed view of the fuel pump's electrical terminals and fuel line connection points, indicating polarity and sizes.

3.2 Installation Diagram

The following diagram illustrates a typical installation setup for the fuel pump in a vehicle's fuel system. This pump is suitable for various applications, including cars, boats, and other modified vehicles.

Diagram showing fuel tank/cell, fuel pump, pump inlet, 100 micron fuel filter, 10 micron for EFI, AN fittings, and fuel line.

Image 3.2: Schematic diagram illustrating the typical installation of the fuel pump within a fuel system, including filters and connections.

Various vehicles including a car, a classic van, a boat, and a dirt bike, indicating the universal application of the fuel pump.

Image 3.3: Examples of vehicle types where the fuel pump can be universally applied, such as cars, boats, and off-road vehicles.

4. Operating Instructions

Once properly installed, the fuel pump operates automatically when power is supplied. It is designed for continuous operation within its specified parameters.

4.1 Performance Characteristics

The pump's performance is characterized by its operating voltage, pressure, and flow rates:

  • Operating Voltage: 12V
  • Operating Pressure: 75 PSI (5.0 Bar)
  • PRV Activation: 0-130 PSI
  • Flow Rate (12V): 120 LPH (33 GPH) under 75 PSI (5.0 Bar); 155 LPH (42 GPH) under 43 PSI (3.0 Bar)
  • Flow Rate (13.5V): 200 LPH (55 GPH) under 43 PSI (3.0 Bar)
  • Current: 6A under 75PSI/12V
  • High Temperature Reduction: 30LPH (8GPH)
  • Operating Temperature Range: -20°C to 90°C (-68°F to 194°F)
  • Storage Temperature Range: -40°C to 70°C (-104°F to 158°F)
Table showing pump flow and test information including operating voltage, pressure, flow rates, current, temperature ranges, and expected lifespan.

Image 4.1: Detailed specifications for pump flow and test information, including various operating parameters.

4.2 Fuel Transfer Demonstration

The following video demonstrates the fuel pump's capability in transferring gasoline with ease, highlighting its strong suction and efficient operation.

Video 4.1: Demonstration of the Masday 12V Gasoline Inline High Pressure Fuel Pump in action, showcasing its ability to transfer fuel efficiently and quietly. The video highlights its 33-foot suction test and the transfer of 6 gallons of gasoline in 6 minutes.

5. Maintenance

Regular maintenance ensures the longevity and optimal performance of your fuel pump. While the pump has an internal filter, external filters are recommended for additional protection.

  • Filter Inspection: Periodically check any external fuel filters (e.g., 100 micron pre-filter, 10 micron EFI filter) for clogging and replace as necessary. A clogged filter can reduce pump performance and lifespan.
  • Connection Check: Inspect all fuel line connections and electrical terminals for signs of leaks, corrosion, or looseness. Tighten or replace components as needed.
  • Pump Exterior: Keep the pump exterior clean and free from debris.
  • System Integrity: Ensure the entire fuel system is free of air leaks, which can affect pump priming and performance.

5.1 Quality Assurance and Testing

Each DPHXF fuel pump undergoes rigorous testing to ensure quality and reliability. This includes simulated loading experiments, professional tester testing for noise and jitter, precision instrument testing for pressure and flow, and multi-channel manual inspection of product appearance.

Images depicting the production process including injection molding, CNC finishing, motor winding, and rigorous testing.

Image 5.1: Overview of the production process, highlighting key stages such as injection molding, CNC finishing, motor winding, and comprehensive testing.

Fuel pumps undergoing an air tightness test in a water bath.

Image 5.2: Fuel pumps undergoing an air tightness test to ensure sealed integrity.

Fuel pumps being tested for jitter and noise using specialized equipment.

Image 5.3: Testing setup for evaluating pump jitter and noise levels.

Multiple fuel pumps undergoing pressure and flow testing in a water tank.

Image 5.4: Multiple fuel pumps undergoing simultaneous pressure and flow rate testing.

A fuel pump connected to a precision instrument for pressure and current testing.

Image 5.5: A fuel pump connected to a precision instrument for detailed pressure and current measurement.

6. Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues with your fuel pump, refer to the common problems and solutions below:

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Pump does not runNo power supply; Incorrect wiring/polarity; Blown fuse; Faulty relayCheck power connections and voltage; Verify wiring and polarity (M4+, M5-); Inspect and replace fuse; Test and replace relay.
Low fuel pressure/flowClogged fuel filter; Kinked fuel line; Air leak in suction line; Low voltage; Worn pumpReplace fuel filter(s); Inspect and clear fuel lines; Check for air leaks and seal connections; Verify 12V power supply; If all else fails, pump may need replacement.
Fuel leakLoose connections; Damaged fuel line/fittings; Cracked pump housingTighten all connections; Replace damaged fuel lines or fittings; Inspect pump housing for damage.
Excessive noise/vibrationAir in fuel system; Improper mounting; Internal pump issueBleed air from fuel system; Ensure pump is securely mounted; If noise persists, pump may be faulty.

7. Specifications

SpecificationValue
BrandDPHXF
Model NumberMSY-002
Fit TypeVehicle Specific Fit
Vehicle Service TypeCar
Item Dimensions (L x W x H)8.07 x 3.93 x 2.75 inches
MaterialAluminum
Specification MetOE
Auto Part PositionOutside
Hose Length3.1 Inches
Outlet Connection Size0.25 Inches
Inlet Connection Size0.25 Inches
Outlet Connection TypeThreaded
Inlet Connection TypeHose Barb
Connector TypePush-to-Open
Gas TypeGasoline
Mounting TypeFront Mount
Operation ModeAutomatic
Product GradePerformance Part
ManufacturerMasday
UPC768564302892
Item Weight1.68 pounds
Country of OriginChina
Date First AvailableAugust 25, 2021

8. Warranty and Support

For warranty information or technical support, please refer to the product packaging or contact the manufacturer, Masday, directly. Keep your purchase receipt for warranty claims.

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