Re: In tank fuel pump for 1963 SF ??

I understand what you are saying and I almost agree. The cost of an in-tank fuel pump is high and there is the cost of dropping the fuel tank in most vehicles to get to the fuel pump.

There are a couple of advantages, the first is the pump is running in fuel and that helps keep the pump cool, in most vehicles it also reduces or eliminates the sound of the fuel pump and being in the fuel priming or loss of prime is not a problem.

However having said that I would not be looking if I were not replacing the fuel tank due to leaks. I just thought that if I was going to buy a new tank and one was available with an in-tank fuel pump it would be a good time to make the change. I can drop the tank myself if I ever needed to replace the pump.

I have a rotary electric fuel pump now and it makes a lot of noise. On the road no problem, exhaust and wind noise cover it up but in town it can get old.

Just a shot in the dark about the in-tank fuel pumps.

Thanks for your comments.

Dennis C.

On Tuesday, November 12, 2013 6:23:50 PM UTC-7, 64ragtop wrote:

OK, somebody please enlighten me. I've never seen any evidence that in-tank fuel pumps do anything that inline pumps cannot do. Maybe I haven't looked in the right places.
My belief, since I first heard about in-tank fuel pumps in new cars has been "what a cool gimmick for auto dealers who get to charge customers to drop their fuel tanks to service
a component that is generally much easier to service when it's not in the fuel tank". Some acquaintances have said that I'm cynical. Maybe.
I heard this some while ago: "No matter how cynical I get, I just can't keep up!".
So, out there in the real world, why is an in-tank fuel pump better than an inline one?

BC

On 11/12/2013 5:57 PM, Dennis C. wrote:

OK,

I suspect this is a dumb question but does anyone make a fuel tank for a 1963 Sport Fury that will take an in-tank fuel pump?

I have been doing a Google search to see if a retrofit sending unit with fuel pump for our tanks is available or if anyone makes a retrofit fuel tank and so far I have not found anything. If anyone has any thoughts or information on in-tank fuel pumps it would be appreciated.

Thanks
Dennis C.

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