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fuel pump.
Hi
Can some one point me in the right direction as too where the fuel pump and filter are please. A pic would help
Car is a 1984 trans am v8
Cheers
Steve
Can some one point me in the right direction as too where the fuel pump and filter are please. A pic would help
Car is a 1984 trans am v8
Cheers
Steve
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Re: fuel pump.
Carb or injected?
If the stock Rochester carb, filter is in the front of the carb and pump is front left of the engine, behind the air/smog pump if you still have it.
if injection, pump is in a the tank and I think filter is near the rear drivers side wheel
If the stock Rochester carb, filter is in the front of the carb and pump is front left of the engine, behind the air/smog pump if you still have it.
if injection, pump is in a the tank and I think filter is near the rear drivers side wheel
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Re: fuel pump.
Hi cheers for the reply.
yes it's carb. Just looked and still cant see it. Cheers anyway.
yes it's carb. Just looked and still cant see it. Cheers anyway.
Re: fuel pump.
follow the pipes from the carb and you will find the pump
where the pipe enters the carb there is a larger nut, undo this and there is a filter in there
where the pipe enters the carb there is a larger nut, undo this and there is a filter in there
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Re: fuel pump.
Followed from the pump and it goes underneath the engine. Very stumped at the mo
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Re: fuel pump.
Soz i mean followed from the carb and it goes underneath. Found carb filter:)
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Re: fuel pump.
I dont have a fuel pump under the hood. I have a feeling any good parts were stripped before she was shipped.ffs!!
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Re: fuel pump.
Right now feel silly. Found the pump. how do I test to see if working properly?
Cheers again people
Steve
Cheers again people
Steve
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Re: fuel pump.
You need a pressure gauge which is dampened with glycerin or similar, and a measured pint pot.
Pressure should be 6psi but it will dance up and down even with a dampened gauge as the pump pulses in time with the pump pushrod driven off the eccentric in front of the timing chain. You will need to tee into the fuel line to pressure test.
As for the pint pot you need to check delivery rate. As for thirdgens I'm unsure what the GPH is of the pumps. A thirdgen expert will surely know this.
Pressure should be 6psi but it will dance up and down even with a dampened gauge as the pump pulses in time with the pump pushrod driven off the eccentric in front of the timing chain. You will need to tee into the fuel line to pressure test.
As for the pint pot you need to check delivery rate. As for thirdgens I'm unsure what the GPH is of the pumps. A thirdgen expert will surely know this.
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