Reply to "Fuel tank pick up"

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How did you do it? The intank electric pumps I'm familiar with are attached to the fuel pump pick-up system, or part of it. The Pantera pick-up/sender assembly is unique to the car.

I guess I must have the later design. I just mounted the pump to the pickup tube. I have some pictures somewhere of the install.

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I personally don't want to reinvent the wheel. I understand that others live to do that though.

What does that mean? I will take it as a complement... lol... I have to admit, I do like to reinvent the wheel. I am in therapy for it but so far, progress has been slow...

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