Re: Fuel Priming Pump- pumps into the intake manifold.

Posted by rick pacholski [75.177.46.144] on Tuesday, July 31, 2012 at 15:53:19 :

In Reply to: Re: Fuel Priming Pump- pumps into the intake manifold. posted by mannyc [68.165.89.2] on Tuesday, July 31, 2012 at 12:10:57 :

It is my understanding that you plumb a line into the main fuel line before the mechanical pump. That line goes to the dash-mounted hand pump then flows via the output tube to an atomizer fitting in the intake manifold. Designed for vehicles that don’t get to see a lot of use in the high arctic. It also works well for vehicles that don’t get to see a lot of use here in the lower 48. Are you tired of pulling the air cleaner off to prime the carb yet? I am. I am going to install mine very soon.

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• Re: Fuel Priming Pump- pumps into the intake manifold. - Jerry in Idaho 16:13:50 07/31/2012
  • Re: Fuel Priming Pump- pumps into the intake manifold. - Kaegi 17:06:05 07/31/2012
    • Low octane = easy light. - Chris Case 20:50:47 07/31/2012
      • Not sure it's that simple - Sherman in Idaho 03:10:13 08/01/2012
      • Re: Low octane = easy light. - Kaegi 01:16:51 08/01/2012
  • Re: Fuel Priming Pump- pumps into the intake manifold. - mannyc 16:49:33 07/31/2012

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