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juggaloMay-04-03 03:20 PM
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i have a new supra turbo fuel pump. it looks like vvvvvvvvvvv. i doesn't have a plug, it just has a positve terminal and negative term with nuts to hold the wire connector on. is it possible to make this work in a 2gnt? would i have to worry about a spark blowing up my gas tank/car? TIA

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REV_GSlowMay-04-03 05:38 PM
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#50455, "RE: fuel pump"
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i would think anything is possible. If you were to fabricate a cover for your gastank, soder(sp) all wires and cover with some type of sealant, then im sure it would work. Im not a pro by any means but in theory you can do it all for any amount of mone emoji


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