Dwight Romberger Posted March 1, 2013 Posted March 1, 2013 I fired up the '30 rebuilt engine for the first time yesterday! It purred like a kitten. Well, a loud kitten. (no exhaust hooked up yet)I had to bypass the fuel pump. It is not pumping at all. I quess I will try to rebuild it.
michaelod Posted March 1, 2013 Posted March 1, 2013 Dwight,When you rebuild your fuel pump be sure that you get a kit that is designed to handle the ethanol in our present day gasoline. The best kits that are available in my opinion are at Fuel Pump Rebuilding Kits - Then And Now Automotive I had my fuel pump rebuilt by them for just a small amount beyond the price of the kit. They did an outstanding job, bead blasting the body and replacing all the external screws with exact reproductions for visual effect. Their turnaround time was fast and it came back looking brand new. In addition I had a second pump as a spare that I rebuilt with their kit myself. As I liked the job they did on my first pump so much, I ordered a set of screws from them for a few dollars more and it came out very nice as well. It was really pretty easy to rebuild the pump at home if you choose to go that route.Thanks,
Dwight Romberger Posted March 1, 2013 Author Posted March 1, 2013 Thanks Michael for the heads up. They look like they know what they are doing. I already ordered a kit from Bob's, but if I have a problem with it, I will send it to Then and Now>Dwight
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