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#577629 09/24/2009 7:26 PM
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wondering if there is a rebuild kit. Or if they are rebuildable? 1954 btw.
I searched here and the HAMB , e-bay. Found nothing, I like the idea or challenge of rebuilding something 1st.
2nd part of topic. any reason not to use a standard looking pump as in a bosch ?
Other than looks or vac pump ?
Lots cheaper !
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replacements are still available at the FLAPS, unless you really do have vacuum going through yours. Just bought one for a 55 model 235 a couple weeks ago at Checker O'Reilly


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IMO....They are pretty difficult to rebuild, I took mine completely apart because...I'm an idiot. It takes about four hands to put the darn thing back together.


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i rebuilt mine on a 48 sedan delivery a few year's ago .was able to get the kit from a guy on hemmings motor news ,cant remember the name though .it was a single stage fuel pump that bolted together ,just had to give the pump number stamped on the flange .


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