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bluemiata90
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I have a 1980 TR8 carburated and my in-tank fuel pump has gone out. I've decided to install a universal electric fuel pump and have a question. Are there any opinions on if I should mount it in the rear of the vehicle by the gas tank and push the fuel to the engine compartment or should I mount it in the engine compartment and pull the fuel forward to the engine. I checked both locations and power at both locations will not be a problem. Mounting it in the engine compartment might be a little easier then by the tank, but both locations are do-able. Any opinions on which location I should use.
I've even mounted one well above the floor of the tank, on the inner fender under the hood; worked fine.
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