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#955277 07/09/2013 1:18 AM
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Hi all - had a question that I can't find the answer to in my maintenance manual or on-line so far. I'm getting close to having my '37 gmc 1/2 ton back up and running after a rebuild. The fuel line that was on there was not original and I was wondering what the original config was - it should be close to the same (other than the routing) in the 37 chevy.

Prior to rebuild it had a hard line from the tank stopcock which was routed to the frame, then a short (4'') segment of rubber tubing to the fuel pump fastened with clamps to the line and pump.

From parts available on jim carter, I've surmised that there was originally a short rubber tubing off the stopcock and then a hardline to the fuel pump. was there a hose from the hardline to the fuel pump as well? It seems like you would want a flex there as well as there is movement between the frame and the engine as well as the tank and frame.

Thanks to anyone who can help!

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My 36 GMC has a short rubber line to the fuel pump. I can send pictures if that helps.


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mattf #955323 07/09/2013 9:26 AM
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That would be really helpful! Thanks dunfire.

mattf #955572 07/10/2013 5:36 AM
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pm your email to me and I will get the pictures out to you.

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