What Is The Difference Between Red And Green Nozzles In The Fill-Rite Fuel Transfer Pump Kits?
Published 03/03/2026 >
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Question:
I noticed one kit has a red nozzle and another has a green one. Does that mean the red one won’t work with diesel?
asked by: Mark
Expert Reply:
Mark, great question - the color is for identification, not a mechanical limitation.
The Fill-Rite # FR75XQ 115V 15 GPM includes a red-covered manual nozzle to clearly mark it for auto unleaded setups. The # FR35XQ 12V 20 GPM includes a green-covered manual nozzle typically used for diesel identification.
Both pumps themselves are compatible with:
-Diesel
-Gasoline
-Ethanol blends up to E15
-Biodiesel blends up to B20
-Kerosene
-Mineral spirits
The color just helps prevent fuel mix-ups in shared environments. I would pay more attention to the power type since the # FR35XQ is powered by a 12V battery. while the other is powered by AC power via a shop etc.
What type of fuel are you wanting to use? And what type of equipment?
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Fill-Rite 115V AC Pump Kit - 15 GPM - Hose, Auto Nozzle, Suction Pipe - Unleaded
- Fuel Transfer Pump
- Powered Pump
- Electric
- 15 gpm
- Diesel
- Ethanol
- Gasoline
- Kerosene
- Light Oils
- Telescoping Intake
- 15 Gallon Drums
- 30 Gallon Drums
- 55 Gallon Drums
- Fill-Rite
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