water in the tank? (still no start)

[desinor at sympatico.ca (Jean-Claude Desinor)]

   Some Gas Line Antifreeze should take care of that.

	Jean-Claude

David Utley a ?crit :
> Did you replace the relay?
> 
> When pumps go, they cook the relay contacts.  In my experience, I went 
> through a few relays before the pumps died.
> 
> I would replace that and see if that does not do it.  I recommend 
> factory relays as well, not too expensive and they seem more sturdy than 
> the aftermarket ones I have seen.
> 
> David
> 
> Foxx (in a box) wrote:
> 
>>   okay, so i replaced the main pump in the '85 last night. got back it 
>> and, lo and behold, the car started up. i took it around for a drive 
>> and parked it. the gf took it to work this morning. no problems. she 
>> was going to put gas into after work but...the car would not start. on 
>> a whim, i threw a new transfer pump at the car. no go.
>>   i'm now wondering if i have water in the tank. i had the car jacked 
>> up last night so the fuel was on the left side of the car. now that it 
>> sat for a while i'm thinking it may have separated. does this sound 
>> logical? is there any good way to pump out a tank? anyone have any 
>> ideas? thanx.