return line to gas tank
Bruce Plecan
nacelp at bright.net
Mon Oct 19 20:14:24 GMT 1998
Just to be really picky, I used to run a vapor/liquid seperator right up by
the
car. Used a .017" restrictor, never vapor lock, and eases the work done by
the float against needle+seat.
Also, cooler fuel to engine, you know how staging lanes can be.
Used manual override for rad fan, and fuel pump.
Cheers
Bruce
>As I see it, and having used electric fuel pumps on carb engines for years
with
>out one.....I think it's there to even out the pulses on a diaphram style
pump,
>maybe even has an internal regulator...GENE
>
>Alexandre A. Cazin, B.Eng., P.Eng. wrote:
>>
>> Why do you need a gas return line on a carburator-equipped engine?
>>
>> AC
>>
>> ----------
>> > From: Stowe, Ted-SEA <StowT at PerkinsCoie.com>
>> > To: 'diy_efi at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu'
>> > Subject: return line to gas tank
>> > Date: Monday, October 19, 1998 1:25 PM
>> >
>> > hi.
>> >
>> > I'm just about to go out and find a shop to do some light brazing or
>> > welding, to add a fuel return line to my mgb gas tank. I bought a used
>> > sender/fuel line unit, so I could take the fuel line off that and add
it to
>> > the existing one in my car. before I do this, are there any rules about
fuel
>> > return lines ? other than don't point it at where the float would be
sitting
>> > ?
>> > I am trying to minimize the surprises/features.
>> >
>> > thanks, Ted Stowe
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