Re: Fuel Pump size and type

[Michael <493mike@xxxxxxxxx>]

Dennis, I use a Carter inline pump on my 65 318 to fill the float bowl. The fuel evaporates after sitting for2-3 days so I mounted a push button on the bottom of the dash near the steering column to operate it with. I operate the pump for a count of 8 (usually) with the key on and then crank to start. Carter P90091 Carter Inline Electric Fuel Pumps | Summit Racing. I still have the mechanical pump and it pulls fuel right thru the electric with no problems. See attachment.

Mike

On 8/5/2022 12:45 PM, dennis.1963ply wrote:

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>       I have a friend who wants to go to an electric fuel pump for a 61
>       318 Poly.  What I am seeing are pumps for much larger engines. 
>       Any recommendations for a stock 318 it is just a driver?  I am in
>       Yuma and due to the high temperatures a pump at the tank
>       eliminates the vapor lock issues.  Thanks Dennis C.
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