Fuel Pumps Hard to Find

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   Yes, thanks, I've looked at that and it being considered.  After reading your install instructions for this fuel pump, something came to mind.  I'm now wondering if I may have a blockage somewhere between the tank and the pump.  When removing the inlet line from the tank to the fuel pump, no gas came out, or just a little.  Should gas freely flow out from the tank?  It would be some stretch of a coincidence to have a fuel line blockage from the tank to the engine bay occur at the same time that I decided to shorten the hose length from that tank line to the fuel pump.  

Where is the in-tank filter or screen in a 1971 Javelin/AMX?  

Thanks,

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javelinman71 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Add to Buddy List AMC Apprentice Joined: Apr/24/2009 Location: Virginia Status: Offline Points: 46	Post Options Post Reply Quote javelinman71 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: May/13/2012 at 10:19am
	Yes, thanks, I've looked at that and it being considered. After reading your install instructions for this fuel pump, something came to mind. I'm now wondering if I may have a blockage somewhere between the tank and the pump. When removing the inlet line from the tank to the fuel pump, no gas came out, or just a little. Should gas freely flow out from the tank? It would be some stretch of a coincidence to have a fuel line blockage from the tank to the engine bay occur at the same time that I decided to shorten the hose length from that tank line to the fuel pump. Where is the in-tank filter or screen in a 1971 Javelin/AMX? Thanks,
	Rod in Virginia 1971 Javelin AMX, 360, Edelbrock 600 CFM Manual Choke, Performer Intake, Tremec/Keisler T45 5-speed http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2370490