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Re: 91 Corvette Convertible fuel pump issue

Subject: Re: 91 Corvette Convertible fuel pump issue
by BillH on 2013/8/18 3:44:01

Quote:

Ultraman wrote:
Soooo why are the pumps in the f'en fuel tanks then if its not a cooling issue and not out where we can get at them...?????


Cause the car companies can save $2 on the assembly line by making them intregal with the gauge sender unit and not inline.

Restomods, hotrods and some racecars run inline pumps all the time.
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