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Fuel Pump Location
Merry Christmas everyone!
Trying to resolve my fuel issue on my 1970 Amazon. Can anyone help me locate my fuel pump? Want to try and clear all fueling issues but can't locate it! Thanks in advance. Ed |
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Dec 26th, 2017, 17:22
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It is on the passenger side of the engine block.
Jim
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Dec 26th, 2017, 19:56
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If you have to ask this question please take your car to a mechanic please Kind regards Robert.w
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Dec 26th, 2017, 19:58
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But sometimes a picture can say a thousand words for those needing guidance
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I took a photo on my phone but can't upload it from there. So will upload a picture when I am at my laptop. Cheers |
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Dec 26th, 2017, 23:57
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I agree SE10, a picture doesn't tell a 1000'words! My car is exactly the same as the the picture......to preserve the appearance of originality.....But the electric fuel pump is situated else where!
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SE10, if you still have problems with your fuel system keep posting the Q?'s Logically, you may find it's just your fuel filters and flexible lines that need replacing. As note, be sure to remove fuel pump bowl and brass filter...give the fuel pump innards a thoroughly good clean...WD40 works a treat...same for the brass filter. Reassemble and refit with a new pre-filter. You'll be amazed at how much crud there can be inside. |
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I am in SE288qp, my number is 07828879494, if you need my help with your car. Ta Kassie |
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Likewise - if you need a hand, im in SE4 lewisham way...
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