Re: [Chrysler300] C-300 hard starts after 3 weeks

[Mike <moparmike@xxxx>]

Sure, you install an electric just about any where between the tank and the 
engine, it's usually best to put it near the tank.The mechanical pump will 
suck gas right through it with no problems.Hook up the power through a 
switch wired to the run side of your key switch. It's best to have the pump 
wired so you can use it for just starting purposes, in case the diaphragm 
should go bad in the mechanical pump, the electric pump would fill the 
crank case with gasoline.

Mike, in Idaho

At 09:21 PM 10/18/01 -0400, John Peabody wrote:
> I've been thinking about a 6 volt fuel pump but I want to keep the mech. 
> pump too. Can a electric pump be installed near the gas tank and only be 
> used for long standing start ups? Will the mechanical pump suck fuel 
> through the electric pump after the engine starts? I've read that you 
> shouldn't plumb both pumps this way, but I can't remember why. Get more 
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