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fuel pumps

hi all i have a austin a35 van on a 67 plate,on going out one day it came to a halt,on priming the mechanical pump it started and got me home,the next day i stripped,the su carb,then the fuel pump,only to find the inside body heavely pitted,since that day i can not find a replacement pump,as the fuel pipe is made of steel and nuts,screw into the body of the pump,not via rubber/clips,iv been told to fit a su pump,electric,but since cleaning it out its been fine,but i know its had it..is it better to change to electric,or keep looking,for a replacement.do you know if some one sells mechanical pumps,or just change to electric....any ideas

Posted by van man on 17/01/2009 21:10:35

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18/01/2009 05:19:20	100	a35lad
18/01/2009 11:57:30	116	Neil Evans
19/01/2009 19:59:23	110	van man
23/01/2009 23:23:18	98	woodyk
17/01/2009 21:10:35	278	van man

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