Darrell wrote:All you need in the copy paste for ebay is the number. If you leave the rest it won't work.
IE: [fleabay] 400292713113 [fleabay]

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Silly me

Once again, Many thanks Darrell.
And Edweird.. I promise not to forget to blank off the old fuel pump

Just found another thread.. Twiss uses one of these

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(Not sure why my copy and paste ebay thingy isn't working?)

Thanks Darrell..The plumbing looks easy enough it's just the type of pump. I think it was Henry that said earlier in this thread that a Facet solid state 3-5psi pump would be best.. The pump item number above is for a 3-4.5psi and others I'm looking at are 4-6psi. Which is best? http://www.ebay.co.u...

I've bought myself a new internal fuel tank and have been searching of ways to plumb it in and the answers were on here all along
Start with a pump like this? Ebay Item number: 290688074822

to the club

to the club

to the club.. Is the zip sewn in.. If so I would think it possible ,just need to find a zip long enough and someone good with a sewing machine.Sorry not much help, I have a tin top.

I'm new to this but thought that maybe a "T" back into the feed fuel pipe would just suck the petrol back towards the carb?

outboard motor tank? Top marks Robbie.. 5.3 gallons genuine Suzuki.. Brand new "old stock".. Comes with filler,breather and fuel gauge.. Has the handles on the side to strap it down with. Just need to work out what to do about the return fuel feed. I'm quite pleased with it cause it's a b...