[DML] Re: New fuel pump/fuel sender.
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[DML] Re: New fuel pump/fuel sender.



Point of order:

All gasoline engines use downward piston travel to pull fuel into the cylinders (they do not inject fuel directly into the cylinders as diesels do). In that respect, all gasoline engines "suck fuel."

If you are implying carbureted DeLorean owners: they already have a wide selection of extremely low pressure (~6 PSI) pumps, specially built for such purpose, to choose from. Owners I have helped have generic 1/8 NPT threads to mate these pumps to, or they can mate a hose barb and some hose if they decide to locate the pump somewhere else.

Bill Robertson
#5939

>--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Marc Levy <malevy_nj@...> wrote:
>
> One thing I would suggest for the guys who like to suck fuel (instead of injecting)



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