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Re: NEW Fuel Pump.. . Brand?
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Originally Posted by James Scott
Thanks to SVX10 for his help throughout my fuel pump replacement! 
I rewired the new pump connector as he did to have a clean job (no crimp connectors, solder, shrink wrap, etc.)
The Carter pump was about half the size of the stock pump. The new strainer was about one-tenth the size of the OE!
I had no problem using the used sealer (smooth, quality rubber).
Seems to work. Thanks again to Mat!
Jim 
P.S. It's still scary to realize there is a 12V hot wire submerged in my gas tank! I guess I don't understand chemistry and electricity well enough to be comfortable with that! Ha! YIKES!
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Not only that Jim, but the fuel from the pick-up strainer, flows through the pump motor, over the commutator and brushes., to cool it. 
Rest assured that nothing solid burns, only vapors. While they are submerged in fuel, there are no vapors.
Harvey.
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