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General| Brand | Aeromotive |
|---|---|
| Model | A1000 |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
General safety precautions for preventing fire and explosion risks during installation.
Risks associated with modifying the fuel system, including fire and explosion.
Precautions for using lifting devices to prevent accidental tipping or falling.
Caution regarding working with pressurized fuel systems and the need for pressure relief.
Emphasis on wearing safety glasses and appropriate apparel during installation.
Advice to have installation performed by a qualified automotive technician.
Lists the types of fuels compatible with the Aeromotive A1000 Fuel Pump.
Key components and configurations required for proper pump operation.
Specifies the maximum continuous operating pressure for the fuel system.
Details how improper installation can void product warranties.
Clarification on AN-10 ORB ports and the absence of thread sealant requirement.
Instructions for removing the original equipment manufacturer's fuel pump.
Guidance on installing sumped fuel tanks or fuel cells per manufacturer's specs.
Advice on selecting a suitable mounting location for the fuel pump.
Details on using specific bolts, nuts, and optional vibration dampening kits.
Instructions to route fuel lines away from moving parts and protect them from damage.
Steps for connecting the fuel tank sump outlet to the pre-filter.
Recommendation to install a shut-off valve between the tank and pump.
Connecting the post-filter outlet to the fuel rails using appropriate lines.
Diagram illustrating the setup for Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) systems.
Diagram showing the configuration for Carbureted fuel systems.
Precautions for routing electrical wires away from vehicle components.
Specifications for the size of wire and type of connectors to use.
Schematic illustrating the correct electrical connections for the fuel pump.
Instructions for connecting a fuel pressure gauge to the system.
Procedure for checking for fuel leaks and immediate corrective action.
Steps to turn on the ignition, run the pump, and check fuel pressure.
Starting the engine and adjusting fuel pressure to the desired setting.
Methods for securing fuel lines and electrical wires to the vehicle chassis.
Conducting a test drive and re-checking the fuel system for leaks.
Diagnostic steps for when the fuel pump fails to operate.
Steps for diagnosing intermittent or weak fuel pump operation.
Ensuring proper inlet plumbing size and flow for pump performance.
Requirements for inlet filter micron rating and surface area.
Importance of clean or new fuel filters for system reliability.
Recommendation for using a speed controller to manage fuel temperature.
Specifics on Aeromotive 100-micron filters for pump inlet use.
Correct placement of finer micron filters on the outlet side of the pump.
Explanation of why filter surface area is critical for flow capacity.
How inlet restrictions can cause fuel cavitation and pump damage.
Importance of monitoring and servicing filters downstream of the pump.
Matching appropriate filters to specific Aeromotive fuel pump models.
Visual comparison of Aeromotive's 100-micron filter element with others.
Discussion on elements beyond micron rating influencing filter flow capacity.
Procedure for obtaining RGA numbers and returning products for service.
Contact details for technical assistance and general information.
Warning regarding chemical exposure from the product as per California law.
Details on warranty period, coverage, and how to submit a claim.
Information on what is not covered and the buyer's exclusive remedy.
Aeromotive's rights regarding product changes, improvements, and discontinuations.
