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Posted by Dan-IA on May 04, 2007 at 20:32:36 from (66.43.238.216):
I'm working on a 1986 Chevy Celebrity. I replaced the fuel pump about 1700 miles ago, but the other day I started getting hesitations and then it started stalling out. I suspect the fuel filter, as it was not replaced at the same time. I have the fuel lines off the filter on the pump side, but while I'm at it I'd like to just hook the pump up to a spare car battery and drain whatever is in the bottom of the tank, to get out any water and old nasty gas. Can I run the pump direct and let it run continuously without hurting it?
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