Mike - Before you get too much further you should take a look at the fuel pump cam lobe to make sure it didn't get chewed up or damaged when that arm self-destructed. That and checking for any other random contact with other internals to be sure nothing else got banged up or a piece got lodged somewhere to later fall out or get stuck in the rotating assembly and cause further damage.

Have you tried to puzzle piece assemble all the bits and pieces together to be sure you found everything that was once one piece? It might give you better peace of mind when you start putting things back together.


~ Dan
1951 Chevy 3 window 3100
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