With the luxury of having too many project cars, comes the problem of losing fuel flow as the cars set for months at a time without starting. I have had some success filling the line from the fuel pump to the carb with fuel and cranking the car, but it is a real pain to do it that way. Also some success using a vacuum pump, but not always...
Is there a simple way to reestablish normal fuel flow to slant 6 or V8 Mopars? It is time to move some cars before the weather changes in the Midwest...
Larry
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