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thoes that switched from tbi to 4bbl, i need a hand

if you use the stock pump, you will burn it up. the pump stays cool by the fuel running throught it. holley makes somthing to keep the fuel circulating but its like $120
 
what year truck you doing this on ? you should get a pressure regulator and reduce it down to around 7 psi for carb
 
Judging by your username, I'm assuming that you have a 91 Dodge.

Recently I bought a 1990 Dodge 1 ton for parts. A previous owner had removed the TBI and installed a Carter AFB and Edelbrock intake on it. The stock (in tank) fuel pump was retained, and an aftermarket pressure regulator was plumbed in line. Then right after the regulator, an inline filter like I've never seen was installed. It has one line in... and 2 outs... One out goes to the carb, and the other to the return line. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

Seemed to work as the truck runs... but I beleive it's not running right as I'm not sure that the distributor is advancing since it has no vac advance /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

Hope this helps...

Marv
 
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