Re: So, I think I destroyed my fuel pump
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Originally Posted by BrianG
It doesn't at all sound like an issue with the tank to me, but rather an issue with the fuel line. You said that the tank was pressurized and gas came out when you unhooked the line. That would tell me that the tank isn't the issue. Try moving it right next to the motor and see if it will run the motor. If it will, take a look at your fuel line. Maybe its plugged or too long for the size you are using. Could it be collapsing maybe? Those tanks work just fine for an outboard, and although they probably don't use fuel as quickly, the same principles apply. If it needed some sort of extra vent then it would need it for any application.
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thanks for the feedback.
I checked the lines from the tank to the pump, and from the pump to the carb and they are all clear. There is no pressure at the pump so I know for sure that it's hosed. I have a new one on order and will install as soon as I get the chance.
I'm definitely stumped on the tank as to how a pump is supposed to suck out gas when the tank has no vent to allow air in to replace the gas that is leaving.
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Brian
'69 GMC C15
Inline 6, 230ci (possibly 250ci)
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