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Message: [QUOTE="TARM, post: 71728, member: 578"] Its just an open inlet on the Bosch. If you look at the pump and way the ring and clamp work there is no need for it from a security stand point. 1.5 liters of accessible volume seemed to be good especially the way fuel flow is routed. But if I wanted to and I will likely do this anyways just because I like getting the most I will but a fitting on the inlet and that will gain me another .5 liter of volume it can pull from. Honestly the only real reason I did not do that was I forgot to order a fitting and they are metric M18x1.5 Most do not run a fitting but I would have as it can only benefit. Now if you for mounting purposed had to run the tank horizontal then for sure you would want a fitting with a 90 degree turned toward the bottom of the tank with the orb ports on top. That would get you a full 1.5 liters from what I can tell by the placements. I had no intention to mount it any what but vertical as that also offers the best air sep and least slosh. BTW that is something else I really like about this pump compared to say a Walbro. It runs a larger inlet than outlet fitting port and they are of more reasonable size to the systems. [/QUOTE]

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