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Old 23-07-18, 10:45
David Herbert David Herbert is online now
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I agree with Pete, all good advice in my opinion. If you are going to fit an electric pump in any petrol vehicle, fit it as close to the tank as practical so that it is pushing the fuel. Modern fuel has a lot of gas disolved in it and will seperate very easily under vacuum which is made worse with long pipe runs before the pump. Then you get vapour lock in the pump and no fuel.

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