Re: Bad fuel pump?

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At 05:26 PM 8/19/98 , you wrote:

>I know for a fact that the gasoline running through the pump acts as a
>lubricant and a way to "cool" the pump. As long as there is gas flowing
>through the pump than it will be ok. It doesnt matter how much fuel is
>in the tank just never run it dry.

Not necessarily. The pump is not only cooled from gas running through the
pump, but also from being submerged in the gas.

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