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Fuel problems 83 pace arrow	Terry t	7-28-01
My sister has a 83 pace arrow on a chevy frame with a 454 engine it has two fuel tanks it has a "backup" electric fuel pump. when you run the electric pump it over flows the carb but if you dont run it the mechanical fuel pump cant supply fuel frome the back tank and the engine will quit is there a regulator for the electric pump that may have gone bad all sudden?any information will be greatly appreciated
Re: fuel problems 83 pace arrow	Kent	8-1-01
My sister has a 83 pace arrow on a chevy frame with a 454 engine it has two fuel tanks it has a "backup" electric fuel pump. when you run the electric pump it over flows the carb but if you dont run it the mechanical fuel pump cant supply fuel frome the back tank and the engine will quit is there a regulator for the electric pump that may have gone bad all sudden?any information will be greatly appreciated All low pressure electric fuel pumps are designed to put out 4.5-6 PSI pressure. Before you change the pump, purchase a pressure gauge in the 0-10 PSI range and check the actual pressure coming in to the carb. There is also the posibility that the carb float has absorbed gasoline and is barely floating, but check the pressure first, the internal regulation of the pump may be defective.

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