Mine did.
i have a holley blue elec fuel pump and it over heats, my question is will a mechanical fit with a double roller timing chain?
thanks in advance
scott
Mine did.
my olds has an electric fuel pump as well. mine works fine, but trying to get rid of the clutter, and wondered if a manual pump would work just as well. sorry to jump in on this thread! I as well have a double roller.
i have a holley blue elec fuel pump and it over heats, my question is will a mechanical fit with a double roller timing chain?
thanks in advance
scott
I have a solution for you. Take the holley pump out along with the 455 and put in a Chevy motor. :crossx: :crossx:
i have a holley blue elec fuel pump and it over heats, my question is will a mechanical fit with a double roller timing chain?
thanks in advance
scott
Is the fuel pump running into a bypass regulator that lets it pump excess back to the tank or is it dead-heading into the carb/regulator? Most elec fuel pumps use the fuel passing thru them to cool them. If they can't blow it thru, they just swirl in it & overheat.
Is the fuel pump running into a bypass regulator that lets it pump excess back to the tank or is it dead-heading into the carb/regulator? Most elec fuel pumps use the fuel passing thru them to cool them. If they can't blow it thru, they just swirl in it & overheat.
There you go!.........MP
I have a solution for you. Take the holley pump out along with the 455 and put in a Chevy motor. :crossx: :crossx:
Oh boy...that post has ORIGINALITY written all over it. How long did it take you to come up with that?
Is the fuel pump running into a bypass regulator that lets it pump excess back to the tank or is it dead-heading into the carb/regulator? Most elec fuel pumps use the fuel passing thru them to cool them. If they can't blow it thru, they just swirl in it & overheat.
ok its deadheading, my next question would be how do i make a bypass, or what do i need to buy.oh, one more thing. dpunkie, die.... :crossx:
Oh boy...that post has ORIGINALITY written all over it. How long did it take you to come up with that?
What you have a better sugestion???
Oh and by the way, it was a joke for ol 76 and I'm pretty sure he knows that.
I have a solution for you. Take the holley pump out along with the 455 and put in a Chevy motor. :crossx: :crossx:
The mech pump on my 454 NEVER overheats. :crossx: :crossx: :crossx: