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Old 04-29-2002, 09:52 AM   #1
Jefe
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Post Electric Fuel Pump

I have never run one of these before...but I am pretty sure I will need to with a new motor I am workin on. I would need to mount it close to the tank, do I splice into the metal fuel line with rubber? also...I need a fuel pressure regulator with this right to keep the psi to the standard range around 7 or 8 right? I would want to wire it straight to the fuse box, and make it hot only when the key is on and then just a ground right? How have you guys done this...thanks again!!
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