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> Carb fuel pump routing
KaptKaos
post Oct 14 2007, 01:56 PM
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I am putting in new lines for my carbs. The hard line comes under the car, then connects to the old pumpt and filter. I am using the CB rotary pump and it's almost 12 inches long all in.

There is a mounting point for the fuel filter under the car, but if I try and mount the new filter there, then the lines under the car will be doing loops.

Can i mount the pump underneath and then the filter above the tin? Is that a bad idea? Should I be doing this another way (other than moving the pump to the front).

Let me know.

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Allan
post Oct 14 2007, 04:15 PM
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The smaller cannister on the input side of the pump is a filter. The pump is internally regulated. You need a filter between the tank and the pump.

If you're going to install the pump in the stock location, put the filter up front under the tank.

That's the route I took and it worked out well.
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