BATTERIES ARE HOOKED UP

not raggin you, but sounds like you need a shop to do this install for you................................

I am going to find a shop. Just searching right now. But i am going to get a 4 pump kit and i want to hook up 12 batteries so how many solenoids do i need???? :uh:

3 per pump

3 per pump for prestolite solenoids?? They can handle multiple batteries??? :0

for 12 batteries i suggest u get 4 solenoid blocks... looks better and takes up less space

4 solenoid blocks per pump or in all?? :uh:

Originally posted by DOWNER_42069@Oct 4 2003, 02:18 AM
4 solenoid blocks per pump or in all?? :uh:

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:uh: .... in all homie :cheesy:



Last edited by YOUNG CAPRICE at Oct 4 2003, 02:26 AM

solenoid blocks seem to have a tendency to ignite??

So what does that mean?

they catch on fire more often that regular solenoids..

Originally posted by 216RIDER@Oct 4 2003, 06:37 AM
they catch on fire more often that regular solenoids..

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Never heard that one....seen some pump motors catch on fire.
All you need is 1 Prestolite Block per pump.

ya, look through this forum and post your rides, see how many trunk fires started from solenoid blocks..

Originally posted by 216RIDER@Oct 4 2003, 07:26 AM
ya, look through this forum and post your rides, see how many trunk fires started from solenoid blocks..

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I'll keep an eye out for that, just never heard it before...

Originally posted by DOWNER_42069@Oct 4 2003, 02:05 AM
The batterie is hooked up to what??? Also the more batteries you get you need to get more solenoids???or what??? Cause dosen't a pump can only have 1 solenoid??? And a prestolite solenoid block can handle multiple batteries so i can only have 8 batteries on a 4 pump?? I want 12 batteries so how would i do it??? :uh:

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The batteries hook up to the soleniod and Pump motor

So just 4 solenoids for 12 batteries?? In prohopper the diagram for batteries has 3 solenoids per pump.

Originally posted by DOWNER_42069@Oct 4 2003, 05:05 PM
So just 4 solenoids for 12 batteries?? In prohopper the diagram for batteries has 3 solenoids per pump.

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simple math homie! 4x3=12 4 blocks x 3 solenoids per pump = 12 solenoids 12 solenoids divided by 3 per pump = 4 solenoid block... u get it homie? hope this helps



Last edited by YOUNG CAPRICE at Oct 4 2003, 05:10 PM

yea good job young caprice

Originally posted by THEJUICEDKID@Oct 4 2003, 08:32 PM
yea good job young caprice

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hahahahaha,,agree agree agree :cheesy: yup

Originally posted by dreday+Oct 4 2003, 08:16 AM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (dreday @ Oct 4 2003, 08:16 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin--216RIDER@Oct 4 2003, 06:37 AM
they catch on fire more often that regular solenoids..

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Never heard that one....seen some pump motors catch on fire.
All you need is 1 Prestolite Block per pump.[/b][/quote]
You've never heard that one????????????????????????????
You must be new here!

PRESTOLITE BLOCKS SUCK!

You are best off to run a good quality solenoid like a Motorcraft.

A general rule of thumb is to run three solenoids per pump...