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Fuelab 49613 500LPH Brushless In-Tank Fuel Pump 3/8in SAE Outlet Universal

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Product Specification:

SKU:FLB49613

MPN: 49613

UPC: 00845096015886

Weight: 1.0 lb

Type: Fuel Pumps



Application Fitment

  • Universal - designed to retrofit into most factory and aftermarket in-tank fuel pump hangers or modules

Fitment Notes

  • Requires an external brushless pump controller (sold separately - Fuelab 72001 Full Speed, 72002 PWM Input, or 72003 0-5V Input)
  • Sending unit not included
  • Designed for in-tank use only

Features

  • Brushless motor design for high efficiency and lower current draw than brushed pumps
  • Compatible with gas, E85, and methanol
  • Usable in both carbureted and EFI applications
  • Each pump individually tested, with a flow and current draw report included
  • Comes with a pre-filter and wire lead harness for a cleaner install
  • Backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty

Specifications

  • Flow Rate: 500 LPH at 3 Bar / 13.5V (132 GPH at 45 PSI)
  • Maximum Pressure: 8.6 Bar (125 PSI)
  • Outlet: 3/8" SAE
  • Diameter: 41.5mm
  • Weight: 11.5 oz

Included Components

  • 1x 496 Series In-Tank Brushless Fuel Pump
  • 1x Pre-Filter
  • 1x Wire Lead Harness

Product Description

The 49613 packs Fuelab's brushless pump technology into a compact in-tank unit sized to drop into most existing OE or aftermarket pump modules, making it a practical upgrade path for builds that don't want to fabricate a custom module. At 500 LPH and up to 8.6 Bar of pressure, it has the headroom for serious high-horsepower gas, E85, or methanol applications while running cooler and drawing less current than a comparable brushed pump.

Since it's controller-dependent, plan on pairing it with one of Fuelab's external brushless controllers to actually run it - the pump itself handles the flow, but speed control lives in that separate module. Each unit ships individually tested with its own performance report, so what's on the spec sheet is what you're actually getting.

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