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Now I'm not so worried, because each high
pressure fuel
pump draws from it's own tank and the only point of inter- connection
is where the lines join at the fuel rail(s).
This
brings up a question that I've had before, and I'm not sure this is
exactly what anyone is doing, so it's not meant that way.
Say
you have two tanks, with an EFI pump for each tank. You then connect
the output of each pump together, feeding into one line running to the
fuel rail. The question is: What happens when one tank runs out of
gas? Will the EFI pump move enough air through it to disturb the fuel
rail pressure that's being delivered from the other pump, I would say yes or would it just stop pumping
at that point, and do no harm (other than maybe burning the pump up
eventually)?
Yep, still trying to figure
out how to fix my fuel transfer system. What's
it look like now?
Cheers,
Rusty