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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: [LMLHeaderless tanks and fuel pump problems
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Posted for "Richard Eddinger" <mrsrb1@msn.com>:

You did the major thing by putting the fuel pump closer to the tank. Most 
electric fuel pump instructions that I have seen say to put it as close to 
the tank as possible and not over 18" away. Also they are made for more push 
than pull that is why they want it below and close to the tank. That is also 
why almost all pumps are in the tank on cars and trucks and also that keeps 
them cool. Some A/C are also inside of the tanks. Just another 2 cents.
Dick & Nancy  mrsrb1@msn.com