Re: Vapor Lock

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From: Ron Natalie <ron>
Date: Tue, 26 Nov 1985 20:42

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> Today's fuel pumps push fuel at a pressure of 7-10 psi and no bubble
> could ever have any effect on it.  
> 
> Vapor lock tends to be the "scapegoat" when the mechanic can't solve
> the problem.  

What about the fuel line going to the fuel pump?  7-10 psi output pressure
says nothing about the input.

-Ron

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Subject: Re: Vapor Lock
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