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Ol' Ron · 05-20-2020, 10:27 PM

I learned allot on this project. Thereason why I did it was becauseI've replaced several electric pukps over the past few years, they just stop pumping or fried. Intank pumps are used in all new cars and never seem to have trpuble and the junk yards are full of them. The tank and internak pump cost 45 bucks and the regulator 55. So I got a hundred bucks tied up in the system. The feed line in the truck was 3/8 so I made it the return line and added a 5/16 pressure line. The pump is 32 yers old and is working just fine, So far??

05-20-2020, 10:27 PM	#12
Ol' Ron Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Chester Vt Posts: 8,854	Re: Summit racing I learned allot on this project. Thereason why I did it was becauseI've replaced several electric pukps over the past few years, they just stop pumping or fried. Intank pumps are used in all new cars and never seem to have trpuble and the junk yards are full of them. The tank and internak pump cost 45 bucks and the regulator 55. So I got a hundred bucks tied up in the system. The feed line in the truck was 3/8 so I made it the return line and added a 5/16 pressure line. The pump is 32 yers old and is working just fine, So far??