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Old 01-07-2013, 10:57 PM
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disconnect one line...see which one pours fuel.

I'd get rid of that and go one line to the pump.
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Default Air leak

It sounds like you have an air leak somewhere along your lines. try to see if you lines alone will hold a vacuum. Disconnect them at the rear sump (obviously, cap those), then see if you can pull a vacuum on your system. The interior of the lines/hoses behave differently under a vacuum than under pressure.

My customer's 66 'Stang had a short line (1yr old) that was collapsing inside & doing just about the same thing, but at random intervals.
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