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Oddly enough. 200 1988

posted by  Kirby42 on  Wed Aug 20 19:04 CST 2014
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Thanks for that. Since I can no longer get close, I think that means with the outlet down, 6 o'clock , as installed, the + is on the right and the - on the left, with the black wire.
I am inclined to think that the new pump is bad, even tho it turns. I separated the tubing between the banjos and get no gas thru the pump, regardless of the wiring.
When I run just the intank pump with a jumper, I get a weak stream ( sounds like me) of gas out thru the main pump. Oddly, when I run both with the jumper, I see no gas coming thru the main pump from the intank pump. how is that possible?
Also, why and where , does the white ( not yellow) wire become blue ? thanks for reading all this. Larry
I have posted a pix of the wiring in the gallery.





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