Re: Fuel pump leaks/no tiger content/ but a moral/ NASCAR

[Steve Laifman <laifman@flash.net>]

Theo Smit wrote:

>   But what is the purpose of running the pump before the engine is
> started? I can think of two reasons: one, that the car hasn't been driven in a
> long time and the fuel bowls are dry; ----

>        Theo Smit

Theo,


Here, in California, my float bowls are at least half empty by morning.  Even in
the day, the engine soak back, while parked for a short time, will empty those
float bowls.  My SU's always click some during the day, and chatter a few 
seconds
every morning.  Maybe your fuel has a higher vapor pressure.

Steve

> --

Steve Laifman         < One first kiss,       >
B9472289              < one first love, and   >
                      < one first win, is all >
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