You fail to list the year, so it is impossible for me to answer. If your car is Fuel Injected, it has an electric fuel pump. If it has a carburetor it has a mechanical pump.
Fuel helps but electrical energy is converted to mechanical energy through a motor, a machine with magnets that converts the electrical current into mutually repelling magnets causing mechanical motion.
Carb.? Mechanical at the front lower section of engine - follow fuel line from carb. Fuel injected? Electrical in the fuel tank
NO, it has only one fuel pump, and it is mechanical.
The 86 has a mechanical pump. There are no electrical connections.
To stop fuel flow to engine in case of accident
There are two kinds of fuel pumps that your pickup can have, Mechanical, or Electric. More than likely you have a Mechanical, the Mechanical fuel pump is located on the side of the engine (pretty easy to replace), you can follow the fuel line from the fuel filter down to it, and just google an image of a mechanical fuel pump you will find it. If your fuel pump is Electrical it will be in the gas tank, or tanks if you have dual tanks. For Electrical, you will have to take off the fuel lines to the tank, unstrap it and remove it from the pickup to in order to remove the pump.
Electrical located in the fuel tank
No, they had an electrical fuel pump located in the tank.
The pump should be mechanical, mine is a 350 and it is mechanical, I should know it just went out last night
Depends if the van is electrical or mechanical, if it is electrical the fuel pump might either be in the gas tank or mounted on the frame on the drivers side of the van. If it is mechanical then it is mounted to the engine on the lower front passenger side.
Several ways. Mechanical Energy to Electrical Energy: Generators and Alternators Chemical Energy to Electrical Energy: Batteries Fuel Cells Thermal Energy to Electrical Energy: Thermocouples
Fuel pumps are electrical devices.