Was this a popular fuel pump for gm in the 60's or 70's? It's got on flange:
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It's AC Delco, made in pommy land with a big glass sediment bowl.
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(scratches head) . . .
Forgive me for sounding stupid, but isn't this a Holden fuel/vacuum pump, the second type with double-acting vacuum section? It's even got the forged arm of the right shape for a grey motor. OK, so it's made in England, but I thought quite a few Holden fuel pumps were.
The small-block Chev V8 fuel pumps, to the best of my knowledge, were serviced only as an assembly (so when they died, into the bin, and no repair kit), didn't have a glass bowl, and were mounted on the block upside-down compared with the Holden fuel pumps - that is, the rocker arm and link are on the top side of the diaphragm, and the fuel connections and valves are on the bottom side of the diaphragm. I don't know whether any of the 1950s Chevrolet V8 cars even had vacuum wipers.
You might take a look at www.chevsofthe40s.com in the "fuel" section. They are selling new fuel/vacuum pumps identical in appearance to this one, to suit the stovebolt 6-cylinder motor. You'd only have to change the rocker arm for a Holden one, but that's slightly off-topic.
Rob
Looks like a FE to FB pump to me
Ken
Thanks guys. This thread I lost track of. I had a box of parts and I think this one was with the parts heap. I assumed cos it's big it's a very early sbc one cos of the size. I'm not all that familiar with this cos many cars convert to later ones. I did think it's one for a ej grey or like Ken said FB, but I was wondering if it was used generically across other gm models.