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

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Doug, thanks again. The old sending unit that I took out had the fuel pick up so must not have been original. Of course the one I installed did have the fuel pick up. I will pull out and vacuum test. Installing the new sending unit was not an easy task, at least not for me. After removing the fuel tank top cover I ended up taking out the side window which again was not easy. After the unit was installed my fuel gauge issue was corrected. Putting back in the side window even with soapy water around the rubber seals took some time. I’m starting to think that a simple installation of an electric fuel pump booster is getting to be a headache. Thanks again, Ron

2/2/227:37 AM

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