Facet 12 Volt Cylindrical Style Electric Fuel Pumps

Racers have relied on Facet electric fuel pumps for many years. Facet fuel pumps have low power requirements (about 1 amp at 12 volts) and operate without troublesome seals or diaphragms. Built-in pressure relief means no flooding after shutting down a hot engine.

Facet cylindrical-style Gold-Flo pumps (formerly "Interrupter" type) now feature maintenance-free solid-state operation, with no points to burn out. All Facet Cylindrical pumps are compatible with gasoline, alcohol blends (up to and including E85), diesel, biodiesel, and fuel additives. All of these pumps are 12 volt and require a negative ground through the pump body. Positive ground vehicles can use these pumps with our Mounting Kit (Part No. 1130). These compact pumps measure just 5 9/16" long x 2" OD x 2 3/16" high (less mounting feet and inlet/outlet fittings).

Installing Facet Fuel Pumps in Positive-Ground Vehicles

Beware of counterfeits! We only sell Genuine Facet pumps - not the unreliable foreign knock-offs sold elsewhere.

Where is pump number 574A?
574A is not a part number. 574A is the UL Listing number, so it appears on all Facet fuel pumps. The Facet part number is a 5- to 7-digit stamped on the mounting flange (usually 2 or 3 digits on either side of the mounting bolt hole). We can usually cross-reference your part number to a pump we have in stock.

How to Find the Part Number on a Facet Fuel Pump

Estimating Fuel Volume Requirements: At wide-open throttle, 4-stroke engines typically consume approximately 1 gallon per hour for every 10 horsepower. A 10 gph pump can feed a 100hp engine; a 30 gph pump is enough for a 300hp engine.