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I'm sure it could be done, you may need to look at the pressure switch to see it it's still in the circuit and wire up a connection thru the water connection plus a the cost of another pump if I read it correctly. Why not try and reduce the noise of the inboard pump instead? Is it mounted on rubber 'feet' or close to something and knocking?
Dave
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Never argue with an idiot, they will drag you down to their level and beat you on experience.
Mark Twain.
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Topic: water pump
