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  • Hymodyne
    • Feb 2013
    • 393

    OPSS information

    what is the name of the manufatcurer and part number for the OPSS recommemded for our engines?
  • roadnsky
    Afourian MVP
    • Dec 2008
    • 3127

    #2
    It's here...


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    -Jerry

    'Lone Ranger'
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    1978 RANGER 30

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    • Loki9
      • Jul 2011
      • 381

      #3
      It's likely a Cole-Hersey part. I don't know the P/N, but it shouldn't be hard to find a normally open pressure switch with 1/8" NPT threads activating around 6psi.
      Jeff Taylor
      Baltic 38DP

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      • BunnyPlanet169
        Afourian MVP, Professor Emeritus
        • May 2010
        • 967

        #4
        It's not the engine so much as the application - a fail safe for de-energizing an electric fuel pump when the engine isn't running.

        It may well be CH, but it's a bit more effort to make sure it's a two-bladed, sealed contact, NO, ignition protected, oil compatible, 6psi switch that is known to work and fit in the application.

        That's worth something.

        MMI has packaged it with the elbow you'll probably want. The fuel pump kit comes with that and a lot more, including well written instructions.
        Jeff

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        S/V Bunny Planet
        1971 Bristol 29 #169

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        • JOHN COOKSON
          Afourian MVP, Professor Emeritus
          • Nov 2008
          • 3501

          #5
          Emergency OPSS Bypass

          I cut a little thin piece of metal maybe 1/4"X3/4" that I keep in a small plastic bag in my tool box on the boat.
          If the OPSS ever packs in or I need to trouble shoot I can pull the push on fittings off the OPSS and insert the piece of metal between them, wrap it with a piece of tape and I'll be in business.

          TRUE GRIT

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