

| Subject: | Re: loud fuel pump |
| From: | Steve Cotsford |
| Date: | Tue, 24 Aug 1999 17:54:37 EDT |
You should also apologise for your ignorance. When a pump tries to pump a liquid and the inlet of the liquid is restricted, a vacuum or at least a partial vacuum occurs and in some cases can pluck material from the pump components. The evidence of a pump going into cavitation is a buzzing or a whining sound. Most other hydraulics engineers will tell you the same thing. Steve
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