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Here's what's safe and works every time. I put a fuel line squeeze ball in
line on my Master Craft boat and 62 Pontiac. Many auto parts and Marine
shops carry them. They are about the size of a lemon. Cut out a section
of fuel line, put the squeeze ball in with two clamps - a few squeezes and
the bowl will be filled. Saves the battery too if the car has been sitting
a while.
Krister Meister
Hopeful purchaser of a 68 - 71 SS this year or next - 70 SS is what I'm
really after.
"Kelly C. Hanna"
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"Priming the pump"
01/13/2002 09:09 AM
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At 07:56 PM 01/12/2002, you wrote:
Guys,
������ I am curious what the solution is to having to pump gas up to the
carb after the car has been sitting for a while. I know there are electric
fuel pump options, but the two I knew of both had vapor lock problems. I'd
love to be able to avoid having to crank and crank on the engine to pump
gas up after sitting a while. Just curious what others are doing?
Which carb do you have?
Kelly C. Hanna
www.hannawoodworks.com
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