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#481802 05/17/23 06:48 PM
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Grease Monkey
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Bought fuel pump from napa, Rock auto, O'Reilly, None of them worked. Decided to tear a new one and the old one apart and compare. old one had bad check Valves but good diaphragm. The diaphragm shaft was 1/4 inch shorter on the old pump. When installed in new pump it made the arm reach the cam so it would pump.

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Bingo! I have had the same issues with imported fuel pumps. I managed to cure the problem by replacing the valves in the old pump with those taken from the new one.

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Almost any “new” mechanical fuel pump is suspect these days. The only solution that seems to work is rebuilding an original one.


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