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Re: [T3] electric vs mechanical fuel pumps


At 10:07 PM 11/19/2005, you wrote:
DavidY=> what is the downside...?

Fom most aftermarket electric pumps: a) constant noise, b) not rebuildable when they fail.

Again, you're having a problem because something isn't working right, rather than becuase you haven't spent enough money on aftermarket tricks. Stay focused, you're very near solving it.

I'm with you! Thanks for the sound advise. So, having gone through all of the steps I have taken so far (in previous response to your response), where should I go from here? Replace the old mechanical pump? Or I guess if I really should be receiving a large, steady flow out of the hose this is the real problem, but I am genuinely at a loss for where the blockage could be, or why I would receive a good rush of gas from the metal line, and not once the hose is brought up to engine level.

I just realized something though, I have 155s in front, and have the car lowered slightly up front. Might this keep the flow from being steady at the pump? Once again though, this was not a problem for the past 18 years in this configuration, so I can't see why it would matter now.

THANKS!!

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