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Posted for <n98pb@sbcglobal.net>:

  The power loss while switching tanks is repairable.  I had that issue for
  two years before I moved my fuel pump to the floor below the foot well on
  the right side of the plane.  Since having the pump rebuilt by Dukes and
  then moving it the issue is gone.  I have laid the pump on its side and it
  appears to work fine in that orientation.  I hope this helps.
  Pat Brunner
  N98PB