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Your mechanic pumps over pressure and it’s noise you say it makes is likely related I gotta say.

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They also used fuel tank mounted low pressure pumps in the mid 80's carbureted Camaros and Caprices for a vapor lock problem. You might be able to modify the sender for that pump.

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Your mechanic pumps over pressure and it’s noise you say it makes is likely related I gotta say.
Spotts says some of the arms/levers are not hardened properly and they make noise.

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