Simple repair. I had my Mazda in the shop a couple summers ago, and was
driving the 'B in the rain. It started leaking at the shop. It doesn't
like being taken out in the rain. :-)
Anyway, it's just a cork gasket behind there. I got a sheet of gasket
and cut it to size, put it in. Total time of repair is a half hour
including a trip to the parts store.
Paul.
dave houser wrote:
> When it rains, it pours it seems. While working on the TD's water pump
> replacement, the 67 BGT fuel pump decides to get in on the act. Anybody
> have the later neg. ground SU pump leak from the round dome on it's end?
> Came back from filling the car 2 days ago and noticed a stain on the
> cardboard I have under the car. Saw it leaking from under that bolt that
> holds the cover on and attempted to tighten a bit. Not good, now a drip,
> drip. Put a flat gas can under it to catch the gas temporarily. I will
> now drain the gas tank. What can I do, short of replacing the pump, to
> seal that cover or the bolt holding it down?
> TIA,
> Dave
>
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