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Next week I will try to get the new fuel pump and sensor in the fue tank. I plan to bolt the fuel pump on the sensor, if that’s the correct location for it.
 

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1987 GMC Caballero, 350, Holley Sniper EFI, 200-4R
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I might suggest the 87 V6 (EFI) sending unit & pump assembly. Holley says the stock pump may not provide enough volume & they have a replacement unit
 

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My fuel tank is a Spectra not a V6 tank. It doesn’t have a plastic cups in the bottom. How should I mount the Holley fuel pump in this tank?
 

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Most of these kits should come with a drill template and from what I've seen, the pump is a separate assembly unrelated to the fuel sender. Take a look below at how it would work to mod an original tank using an Aeromotive Phantom 340 EFI pump kit.


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What material does the electrical connector need to made of to stand up against the gas and seal the fuel tank so it won’t leak?
 

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Mine has electric connections for the fuel sender, I just need to make a hole for the fuel pump wires to come through to connect to the EFI system.
 

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Will it work to remove one of the tubes out of the old sender and put it in the top of the new sender,to be used as a return line?
 
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