This problem could be caused by a plugged vent.
Try doing the same tests with the gas cap off.
Patrick Reynolds wrote:
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> Next I disconnected the fuel line on
> the pump the goes to the carbs. turned the key on. NOW the pump clicks
> continuiously!! Next i put my finger over the fuel pump line coming out of the
> pump that goes to the carbs and the clicking stopped. took my finger off the
> line then back on. This time the pump only clicked a few times then stopped.
> Next i took apart the fuel pump and looked at the valves. i didn't know what
> to look for so i just looked at the valves. thought they looked ok and put the
> pump back together.
>
> Well guys! what do i do next?
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