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Subject: [Healeys] emergency Fuel Pump
From: Editorgary@aol.com
Date: Fri, 6 Jul 2007 19:19:35 EDT
Went to my local Napa store today to buy a fuel pump I could install for 
emergencies. I clearly asked for an inline fuel pump rated for 1.5 to 3 psi. 
The 
guy reached behind him to the peg board, pulled a fuel pump off, and plopped it 
in front of me. I got involved in looking at the fittings, figuring out I was 
going to need some fuel line hose and clamps and would have to cut into the 
line to fit it, if I ever needed it, since all the pump came with were screw-in 
nipple fittings, but then just before I gave him my charge card, looked at 
the specs...10 psi.
So I handed it back to him and explained again, I needed one that was rated 
1.5 to 3 psi. 
He told me that the one he showed me was the only one that Napa sells, and as 
the package says, it is universal and will work on any car.

Help, guys...
Do any of you carefully-organized people have a part number for the Napa pump 
that will work on the Healey?

In addition, I asked about fuel filters. The only one they have, so the 
counter guy said, was a glass one, and I've been told that those aren't a good  
 
idea under the chassis, since they can easily be broken. Any advice, and/or 
part 
number there?

And am I right that to install one of these filters, I'm going to have to cut 
the line and then clamp on rubber fuel line? Am I right that it should be 
installed between the tank and the pump? (Of course, if I do fit it there, I 
should be able to substitute the fuel pump in case of emergencies.

Any and all advice appreciated.
Cheers
Gary


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