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Old 12-04-2002, 12:01 PM   #3
crazypete
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I pulled the pickup out of the tank when I did my carb conversion, unbolted the fuel pump and cut a piece of rubber fuel hose a bit longer than than necessary. I then attached to the stock pickup where the pump hooks up and when I reinstalled, the tube, being slightly longer, turns a bit sideways and sits perfectly on the bottom of the tank. I can run the tank almost dry and no fuel pickup problems.

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