Thanks. I called Carter. The tech said they don't make that kind of pump but do have an all in one pump that has a bypass and check valve built in. It's # P460 (that's a zero)2RV. It pumps at 8 psi, so should be okay. It's about $115.00, pricey, but hopefully it's a one and done cost so will do that. /Butch
On Tuesday, July 2, 2013 1:29:30 PM UTC-7, Butch wrote:I'd like to put an additional electric fuel pump on my 64 Plymouth 383, to prime the carb after it's been sitting for a while. It has to be a flow-through type, in-line, so that when it's shut off, the fuel pump on the motor will pump the fuel. Any recommendations appreciated. Thanks/Butch--
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