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Improving Late Model Fuel Flow Without Changing The Pump

 
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Improving Late Model Fuel Flow Without Changing The Pump
1 The fuel tank in modern LX Mopars is what’s called a saddle tank, and it is located in a position under the floor and above the exhaust and driveshaft of the car. Luckily, Chrysler provided an access panel in the floor under the rear seat, but we found an option to increase fuel flow without changing the fuel pump. View Related Article
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