Howdy from the warm midwest!!!
So, I was reading the latest SportsCar magazine from the SCCA and there's a
small article regarding how to determine the absolute minimum amount of
gasoline that must be in any car in order to not suffer from fuel starvation
during a race.
The author says that he uses the stock electric fuel pump to empty the gas
tank. Any idea if this is applicable to Neons? Pardon my lack of electron
understanding but if the ignition key is in the "on" position the in-tank
fuel pump in my Neon is pumping, right?
Can I simply unfasten some portion of the stock fuel line from under the
car's chassis and let the electric pump squirt the gas into a gas can? I
know there's no return line to the tank in the Neon's fuel injection system
so that narrows down the choices of under body hoses to play with.
Thanks in advance.
See you on course.
Eric Linnhoff in KC
#69DS TLS #13
'98 Neon R/T
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