Reply to "Fuel System Issues - Help please"

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Peter,

Sound like you had your first bad experience. I for one would replace all the electric fuel pumps with one good mechanical pump back in the engine .. aftermarket pumps do a fine job and much safer.

The Euro and US motors are exactly the same ... I have both and see no difference.

If the carb is the factory auto lite I would replace it with an new style Holley preferably a 750cfm and I personally prefer vac secondaries.

On top of which metal fuel line and a metal fuel filter rather then glass or plastic is always the safest bet. The less rubber hose the better.

Ron

1/21/145:44 PM

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