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Old 01-03-2008, 09:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default 94 F-150 single cab, Double tank, Long Wheel Base RE: Fuel Pumps
Does anyone know the best way to put in a fuel pump, Drop the tank or take the bed off?
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Drop the tank is what I always did. Taking the bed off seems pretty extreme unless the tanks are totally full but you can always pump them out.

I have an old Fuel pump out of my old Mustang GT. I have a hose connected to it and it is great for pumping out a Fuel tank, it pumps at 88LPH.
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