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Old 22-09-15, 21:28
Phil Waterman Phil Waterman is offline
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Default 2-4 psi

Hi Justin

Every reference I have seen says 2-4 PSI for the manual pump with the engine running at a speed equal to 30 MPH. When you say modern pump do you mean mechanical or electric.

According to what I found chevy mechanical pumps up to 1962 for 6 cylinders ran in this lower range.

Electric pumps are either low pressure or high pressure, I have found that the higher pressure ones tend to make the engine run rich.

There is also a flow test which is probably as important, as some pumps will produce pressure against a dead head but almost no flow.

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