Mechanical Fuel Pump Kits
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Re: Mechanical Fuel Pump Kits
Check you engine oil level and condition. Maybe part of the fuel ended up there.
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Re: Mechanical Fuel Pump Kits
ah interesting... I'll check that tonight when i get home. didn't think it might have leaked down into the engine through the diaphram rocker arm....Esteban wrote:Check you engine oil level and condition. Maybe part of the fuel ended up there.
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Re: Mechanical Fuel Pump Kits
The Goss G635 worked well. The smaller outlets didn't seem to cause any issues.curlrider11 wrote:Hey friend, do u have an update on how this goss fuel pump has worked out for you? Started up my patrol this morning and my fuel pump was leaking like a siv... Didn't take it apart yet but it's leaking from the body somewhere, guessing a diaphragm or gasket went out. I'd like to pick a new mechanical one up. How has yours held up?
I have since found some repair kits to the old pump. I prefer to have 'original' fittings so I have purchased two different repair kits. I have fitted one and hence have the G635 as a spare.
These repair kits are NAPCO 71-0185 and NAPCO 71-0430. Both purchased on ebay. Hopefully available in the USA somewhere. The leg of the diaphragm is about 2inches.
The kits contain all you need to repair the pump. One contained screws to hold the housing together. I found the spring a bit long and didn't use it.
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Re: Mechanical Fuel Pump Kits
I have a 66 with the primer on the pump. Is the rebuild kit for that pump different? What part number should I be searching for?
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Re: Mechanical Fuel Pump Kits
If you have the pump with the primer, it should have the 2" diaphragm leg. It seems from Peter60's post that the NAPCO 71-0185 kit should work for you.CBlake wrote:I have a 66 with the primer on the pump. Is the rebuild kit for that pump different? What part number should I be searching for?
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Thanks RP! I've been searching, but no luck with a source. Anything you can think of?
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Re: Mechanical Fuel Pump Kits
CBlake, Then and Now says they offer rebuild kits and I know they can rebuild yours so maybe call and ask them if they have a kit for yours. Or just send yours in to them for a rebuild. 
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Re: Mechanical Fuel Pump Kits
A quick search looks like the NAPCO 71-0185 has actually superseded to the NAPCO 71-0430. There is a previous listing on eBay from seller anapira83, you might try contacting him.
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