[DML] Re: problem-child fuel pump

["jtrealtywebspannet" <jtrealty@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It very well could be. Especially if, when you install the pump you twist it or kink it. The newer ones are stiffer but you can put a spring inside to keep it from collapsing or kinking.
David Teitelbaum



--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, robert parker <roberthparker@...> wrote:
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>   A ha!  I reached into the fuel tank & gave the up-take hose a pinch, and it was quite compressible. Is not that hose  supposed to be fairly firm, to withstand the suction applied to it by the fuel pump?  That COULD be the pumping problem, yes?       Drive Stainless  (yep, it should suck)    Robert   VIN 6924 
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