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Fuel Pump

Started by Martin, February 12, 2005, 06:39:42 AM

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Martin

Can somebody please confirm for me that the fuel pump from the early red (149/179) is OK for the Grey.

With electric wipers I don't need the vacuum pump any more, and mine leaks oil anyway.

Anybody got one for sale?

Thanks for your advice.

Martin
The liver is evil.  It must be PUNISHED

Martin
Marion.  South Aust.

Ebay user id:  lewis1411

TorqueFC

yeh
we got about 6 of em
reconditioned
tests have proven that the final words before a fatal urban car crash are "OH ****"

in a rural car crash they are " Hold my stubby and watch this for skill!"

mickusmickus

Guys,

I ran my grey before it died on an electric fuel pump.  Just deleted the old fuel pump all togther and plated off the opening for it.  The elec fuel pump worked like a dream, 45 year old original motor never reconditioned in any way started first go every time.

Regards

Mikus

PS:  The fuel pump is one out of a commadore

Burnsy

I have one here (WA), the only markings on it are AC,  I would hesitate to guess that it would require a kit.  No idea what they are worth but send me a PM with an offer if you are interested.

Cheers,
Burnsy
Mike

zulu

G'day Mikus, What model Commodore fuel pump did you use? was it in the tank or external?? & where did you mount it if it was external?
Regards, Gary

colt

Martin,
I run a red motor fuel pump on my grey, no problems at all. Mine would most likely be off a 186.
Colin
colt

Martin

Thanks fellas.

I'll follow up with PMs.

The liver is evil.  It must be PUNISHED

Martin
Marion.  South Aust.

Ebay user id:  lewis1411

Dave_EH

Martin,

  Just to add to what has been discussed (and something you probably know), red motor pumps can still be bought new.  I've seen them advertised in "Just Parts".  They aren't very expensive, I think they were only $60 or so... I can't remember for sure but I remember thinking the price was very cheap.

Dave

Martin

Thanks, Dave

Interesting, that price.  Motor Traders here in SA told me about $110- for a new pump - that's one with a glass bowl.  I understand you can get a totally sealed one with no bowl - maybe that's the $60- shot.

Martin
The liver is evil.  It must be PUNISHED

Martin
Marion.  South Aust.

Ebay user id:  lewis1411

Martin

I got one off an HD at U-Pull-It for $16.50, and a non-genuine kit for $15.00, so my problem's solved pretty economically.

Martin
The liver is evil.  It must be PUNISHED

Martin
Marion.  South Aust.

Ebay user id:  lewis1411

Dave_EH

sounds good.  I tried to find an old "Just Parts", but it seems I must have thrown them away.

Dave

mickusmickus

Sorry its taken so long to get back on this topic.  I believe it was a late model commadore pump and it was not inm the fuel tank it was an external one.  I mounted it on the drivers side guard and ran it through a relay to stop it continuing to pump if the motor cuts out.  Ill try and post a pic of it asap.

MICKUS