fuel pump
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From: Memphis, TN, Earth, Milky Way
No.
But the pump doesn't have to be in the truck's tank to work... This one is in a plastic pretzel bottle (barely visible in the engine bay):
(phone app link)
I used the same setup a few more times, but it's VERY dangerous. You should really call a tow truck. Check if your insurance covers it. It probably WON'T cover anything that happens as a result of cobbling together a fuel pump.
But the pump doesn't have to be in the truck's tank to work... This one is in a plastic pretzel bottle (barely visible in the engine bay):
(phone app link)
I used the same setup a few more times, but it's VERY dangerous. You should really call a tow truck. Check if your insurance covers it. It probably WON'T cover anything that happens as a result of cobbling together a fuel pump.
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From: Parts Unknown
A tow is much better. Why create a hazzard for you and everyone on the road? Next time you renew your insurance get a tow ride. Less than five dollars every six months for th coverage. I have been towed home several times, never to a repair shop.
Last edited by raski; Jun 16, 2019 at 09:05 AM.
