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

ronwittMember

Thanks to all for your comments/suggestions. All very good points and tips. I'll leave the 4.5 PSI pump alone for now. Will do what John suggests first as it's the easiest for me to get access and test. If there is no fuel after testing pump into a bucket, I will know it's either a bad pump or something in the tank fuel line. The electrical connection at the pump is testing at 11.87 volts. I will let you know how it goes..... Thanks again to All, Ron

2/2/2210:03 AM

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