[Zmagnette] Fuel pump

[Fletcher Millmore]

Steve-
Yep, only place I've found in recent years.

I used to cary a kit in my car. Had one on my '47 Ford business coupe, 
hood held down by a big wingnut in front and the tops of a pair of 
combat boots at the rear sides. Once, it died at noon in downtown 
Philadelphia, midsummer, hot as Hades. We did a race pitstop, leaned the 
hood up against a building - about 5 minutes from death to resurrection, 
plus another 10 to explain to the cop what we had just done!

FRM

On 3/18/2014 10:44 PM, Steven Trovato wrote:
> Fletcher,
>
> I found this source: 
> http://autoperformanceengineering.com/html/bel_pump.html 
> <http://autoperformanceengineering.com/html/bel_pump.html>, but 
> unfortunately almost everything is listed as unavailable.  There is 
> just one bellows kit that seems to be still available.  I guess that 
> is good enough if that's the one you need!
>
> -Steve T.
>
> At 08:39 PM 3/18/2014, Fletcher Millmore wrote:
>> Common aftermarket pump. Those pumps were sold under many names, incl 
>> AC and Autopulse. They came in 6V, 12V and 24V, high and low 
>> pressure. Not ground sensitive, and I think there should be markings 
>> for voltage. Originally had brass bellows, later replaced by rubber 
>> bellows. Until very recently and maybe still, the rubber bellows were 
>> still available, and usually that is the only part you need. Since 
>> the bellows were produced long after the ethanol additions started, I 
>> imagine that later ones would resist ethanol; no other parts are 
>> sensitive. Service repair kits used to include bellows, points, 
>> gaskets, and you could get either of two springs - which determine 
>> the output pressure.
>>
>> FRM
>
>
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