[rjniles]

Not sure what this is. Aquarium Pump? Bought in a box at an auction. Looks like some kind of pump, filter fabric on the bottom. Electrical connectors on top.

Note rheostat on rear of unit. Looks like an expensive item, hate to junk it. There are no identification numbers anywhere on it. Unit is about 15" long (high) and about 4.5" in diameter at the red O-ring seal at the top

If you can use it or just want to play with it, its yours for the price of shipping. Send me a PM with name and address and I will figure the shipping and get back to you.

 

[Leah Frances]

OOOh. This is a fun game. :thumbup:



I don't have a clue. :laughing: but can't wait to hear what people think.

 

[Red Squirrel]

Looks like it's some kind of electrically controlled valve of some sort. That's a very wild guess though.

 

[DrHicks]

It's an in-tank fuel pump out of a car, and no I don't want it.

 

[rjniles]

It's an in-tank fuel pump out of a car, and no I don't want it.

Sounds reasonable, any idea to make, model and year

 

[Willie T]

It's definitely a fuel pump. My bet would be from a GM car with the large LS-1 engine.

 

[vsheetz]

Looks like the fabralor from an alien
spaceship photonic power generator. :thumbsup:

I saw one once during an abduction.

 

[linuxrunner]

fuel pump for sure

 

[CoconutPete]

I'm on the fuel pump train as well.

NO numbers anywhere on it??

That's really strange.

 

[DangerMouse]

NO numbers anywhere on it??

That's really strange.

My thoughts exactly.... hmmmmm

DM

 

[fabrk8r]

Willie T is the closest so far. Appears to be for a 94-96 Cadillac. Float/level indicator is missing.

Try to sell it, they go for about $200 new.