Reply to "Electric Fuel Pump to Prime carb after car sits for period of time"

bosswrenchMember

Absolutely agree with Doug on the incredible e-pump noise. I had a Holley Super-pump on my do-everything Corvair and after 2 weeks of changing its mount spot, I took it off. That car had a totally tuned exhaust clear back to the exhaust valves & lots of tire noise. Had Holley's rubber-grommet-insulated mount. Didn't help at all, so don't waste your money if its not going on a full race car. That experience is why I went to an in-tank pump on the Pantera. I can hear the Ford pump come on but not when the engine is running.

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