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I am repairing a friend's car that desires one.
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Scoffing at the use of an electric pump installed on seldom used/operated vehicles is not just "prudish" but simply ridiculous. This is especially true for 6V systems. Some of my units are not started for months. Dumping gas or spraying ether in a carb is not only less safe but certainly more troublesome. Apparently the EFV8 Club is reasonable enough to realize the facts.
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It really comes down to how well the vehicle was built and maintained. I have NO issue with those that install electric pumps for any number of reasons. Hey, I say enjoy your car for all the time you are able. I do take exception with those that don't want to or are unable to build their cars so as to operate as they were designed and still expect to "win" on the concourse. We all have choices to make. One of those choices should never be "I can't "win" with the current rules so let's change them".
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