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27-06-21, 12:06
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There are plenty of options in electric pumps and an electric pump will never dilute your fuel and ruin an engine> Mostly they are pusher pumps and should be installed at the tank end. just be sure to match delivery pressure (and vol.) to the carb requirements or add a regulator as well. You can always turn off the pump if you think you've flooded it, and with the flick of a switch you'll have fuel to the carb.
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