Carter Fuel SystemsCarter Universal Electric Fuel Pump Automotive Replacement 12V (P90091)

Worked fine

4 psi at the carb mounted under tank on 1972 beetle. Solved 10 years of engine issues.

I recently installed the Carter Universal Electric Fuel Pump (12 V, P4070 equivalent) to replace an aging mechanical pump, and it’s been a dependable performer so far.🔧 Pros• Universal fit, easy to install: Comes with mounting bracket, fittings, and clear instructions—plugs seamlessly into custom or stock fuel systems• Adequate pressure & flow: Designed to deliver roughly 50 GPH at around 4–8 psi, which is suitable for most carbureted and EFI street applications• Fuel-lift capable & dead-head safe: Internal regulator means it can be operated without an external return line in many setups• Good value for the money: Frequently priced under $70, with users stating it’s one of the best reliable pumps for under $100⸻⚠️ Cons• Noise level varies: Some users report it’s whisper-quiet; others find it loud—likely depends on mounting and insulation• Connector quality is weak: Several reviewers mention flimsy electrical terminals that may require reworking or replacement for secure connections• Mixed reliability reports: While many claim long life, others say earlier batches failed quickly or quality declined over time

Installed in my air cooled Vanagon which has a Weber 32/36 progressive carburetor which requires less than 4 psi fuel pressure.I tested with a pressure gauge and mine is right around 3 - 3.5 psi.Vanagon fuel lines are 7mm or 5/16, so I needed to use one of those plastic filters as an adapter to the pump’s 3/8 inlet. Works great and the extra filtration doesn’t hurt and may actually help keep fuel pressure within the carburetor’s limit.

Great product

I installed this on my 1972 Volkswagen super beetle 1600 it worked well and the pressure was 3.2 so I didn’t need a regulator for my carburetor.

bought it for my 71 bug but I didn't notice that the inlet and outlet are way larger than the vw fuel lines so would need to adapt the fuel line to make it work. Unfortunately I bought it long before I attempted to install it and have decided to scrap it and buy a different fuel pump

In the description it states “Country of origin USA.” It in fact is made in China. That is a misleading statement in the description and should be revised to tell the truth.