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Old 01-07-2007, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by checkmate454mag
You dont need to worry about -12 fittings on a pre-luber. All of my oil lines are -12, but the pre-luber lines are -8. No oil flows through the pre-luber lines when the engine is running. You dont need to worry about flow porblems. The only oil that runs through the -8 lines is oil pumped from the pre-luber. ESP sells an inexpensive check valve to keep the oil where its supposed to be. If you look at the picture I posted, the check valve is the brass thing screwed into the starboard side of my oil filter head.
I was thinking about finding adapters that go from 6 or 8 to 12. those are hard to find. But I now see how you did it. The hose you have up and over the pump, Is that a recirculation hose to prevent priming problems?
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Old 01-07-2007, 02:03 PM
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No, that is a by-pass. On the port side, on the bottom of the blue hose, you will see a 45lb check valve. That is too limit the pressure the pump can build to 45 psi. It is supposed to save the pump from extra load.
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Old 01-07-2007, 03:51 PM
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What happens when your out on the water and the check valve decides to chit the bed?
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Old 01-07-2007, 04:13 PM
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What happens when your out on the water and the check valve decides to chit the bed?
I guess you can add 1 to the list of 10000 things that can ruin your day.
Seriously, there are guys who run this system without the check valve installed. I guess the pump itself stops the oil from back flowing.
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I guess you can add 1 to the list of 10000 things that can ruin your day.
Seriously, there are guys who run this system without the check valve installed. .

Now that's Faith.
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Any idea on the flow these little pumps put out at 45psi? How much current does the motor draw at 45psi?
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Old 01-08-2007, 09:53 PM
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Any idea on the flow these little pumps put out at 45psi? How much current does the motor draw at 45psi?

I dont know how much flow the pump is rated for. ESP offers 2 pumps, a 10 amp and 15 amp.. The one I have is the 15 amp.
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Old 01-09-2007, 12:31 AM
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I am goint to try to upload a plumbing diagram, Hope it is right side up
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Old 01-09-2007, 05:10 AM
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Originally Posted by waybomb
Any idea on the flow these little pumps put out at 45psi? How much current does the motor draw at 45psi?
I have the 15 amp pump from ESP too and also use it for oil changes, but I have never measured the time it takes to pump the oil out of the engines. That could give an indication of the flow. My boat is in winter storage so I am not going to change oil anytime soon.
May be somebody else have noticed the flow of the ESP pumps during oil changes ?
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Originally Posted by Phazar454Mag
I have the 15 amp pump from ESP too and also use it for oil changes, but I have never measured the time it takes to pump the oil out of the engines. That could give an indication of the flow. My boat is in winter storage so I am not going to change oil anytime soon.
May be somebody else have noticed the flow of the ESP pumps during oil changes ?
What the flow of oil is through the engine is probably another matter when the pump is connected to the oil system of the engine. Anybody that knows what the flow is of the ESP system when connected to an engine ?
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