On my '70 I still have my original SU pump. It is bolted right where it
was when it quit working 17 years ago and I bypassed it.
The one on the '78 is in the oil pan still...
On 08/07/2013 11:41 AM, Steven Trovato wrote:
> I agree with Gordie. There are guys out there who rebuild fuel pumps,
> and what you end up with is as good as new. If you do replace your
> pump and your old one was a genuine SU, don't throw it away. The guys
> who do the rebuilding are usually looking for cores and they will give
> you a few bucks for it. As for Burlen, I find it hard to believe that
> they can't come up with a pump that can deal with ethanol. The carbs
> have to deal with ethanol too. If they can't deal with modern fuel,
> they will have to discontinue almost everything they sell!
>
> -Steve Trovato
> strovato@optonline.net
>
> At 07:36 AM 8/7/2013, gordies garage wrote:
>> Here's a link to several fuel pump rebuilders.
>> http://homepages.donobi.net/sufuelpumps/links.html
>> I would personally recommend the first on the list, Tom Ball,
>> 330-666-2642 or 330-867-9800 (no website or email).
>>
>> Gordie Bird
>> '62 MGA
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