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Re: Found replacement fuel pumps

To: randyr@starwave.com
Subject: Re: Found replacement fuel pumps
From: Trmgafun@aol.com
Date: Tue, 15 Jul 1997 22:55:38 -0400 (EDT)
In a message dated 97-07-15 15:30:16 EDT, you write:

<< I started a thread a while back about my broken fuel pump. After finding
 out the fuel bump in the race car was exactly the same but a different
 manufacture this is what I have come up with.
 
 
 AC fuel pump Patent Number 32730856,  part number 12V EP12
 Manufactured 8-81
 
 Dupree fuel pump Patent number 32730856 part number 12V 840 Manufactured
 7-80 made by Wabro Corp
 
 Called a Walbro distributor and they say the cross reference for  the
 12V 840 is a WEP 42, and says they are on back order but should see them
 by Sep. Retail is $89  says he can sell them for $52
 
 Anybody have a place they can cross reference any of this or maybe find
 the owner of the patent. Its not a US patent that I can find, it has one
 too many numbers. I would bet its a British patent.
  >>

Randy,

I've got a Walbro pump in my MGA.  I purchased it from the V. E. Petersen Co.
in Walbridge, Ohio.  My unit is the WEP12 that sold for around $65 in 1995.
 The WEP42 was around the same price. 

The WEP12 puts out 4.5 to 7 psi, the WEP42 puts out 2.5 to 4.5 psi.  Both are
12 volt.

Try calling them at 1-800-537-6212  this may be their customer service number
but they can direct you to sales.

The phone number for Walbro Automotive is 1-517-673-7727, if the Petersen
number is not helpful, the Walbro people may be able to direct you to another
distributor.

Cross references:

Walbro WEP42 = Autopulse #2240  or  Dupree #840

Walbro WEP12 = Autopulse #2101  or  Dupree #801

Hope this helps,

Scott Helms



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