Fuel pump problems

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Asked by Royfly2 Jul 19, 2016 at 09:03 PM

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 1936 chevy with a 1977 chevy 350 in it. I was
coming home and at the driveway it quit running and would
not start again . It sat for a 2 hours and then started. When
it guit the fuel filter was empty. When it started we had
replaced the mechanical pump and the filter was full. I
started to drive it and went about 500 yards before it guit.
Fuel filer was empty. It has a new line from the pump to
tank. Do not know what is in tank. Any ideas would be
great. Email is royfly2@aol.com

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Agree with the vapor lock. Are you running an exhaust too close to the fuel line?

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