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Ford 302 EFI to Carb

posted by  Alex S. on  Mon May 30 21:14 CST 2022
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I have an IPD aftermarket in-tank pump on my 240 that feeds the under-car main pump, kinda similar to your 940. That small in-tank pump pushes so much pressure to 30 psi maybe even more! You should plug the output hose from the in-tank pump with a pressure gauge, run the pump directly from the battery, and see how much pressure it will push. This way you will know for sure what you have.






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