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Old 09-03-2025, 06:11 PM   #7
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Default Re: what's wrong with a standard fuel pump?

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Nothing except this 10% or more corn alcohol gasoline. I finally went to a backup electric fuel pump on my '37 Ford after a former Fordbarn pro fuel rebuilder pump failed after 30 miles,supposedly it was my fault for using or not telling him I wanted an ethanol proof diaphragm. Lost it on a busy state highway and if I had a backup then I could have gotten it home or at least off the road. This was 15 years ago and I went to NAPA for a mechanical pump which is still working and hardly ever use the backup .I don't think it hurts to crank engine a little and get oil flowing before it fires on long shutdowns.
You'd mention a former fordbarn pro. KenCT by chance?
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