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#59706 04/26/2006 1:40 PM
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I put a new fuel pump from Chevy Duty on my truck last fall. It's the one with the vacuum booster and fuel filter. It was OK when I put it on, but it has recently taken to leaking oil out the small rectangular vacuum intake hole. I take it the oil seal has gone south.

Does anyone have a fix? The shop manual speaks about disassembling and rebuilding. I don't know if there are still kits available for these. Should I just get another fuel pump and forget about the vacuum booster feature?

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These guys seem to have the answer to all your problems. They are getting my new one properly done for my daily driver. http://www.then-now.com/services.htm


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