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#874993 08/15/2012 4:14 PM
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What is the correct fuel pump for my '53 1 ton panel? It has a 55-57 235 in it right now and the current pump is a glass bowl. I like the glass bowl and would like to get another but the only one I see lists an application of 47-51. My current one went out on me today. I want to make sure it mounts to my engine correctly, works correctly and the fuel lines are routed the same.


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Starting around 1952, the correct fuel pump will have the in/out ports angled 20-deg to the block ... not parallel to the block.

Chevs of the 40's has rebuilt glass bowl fuel pumps for your '53.
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I "made" a glass bowl pump for my '54 by removing the top half of a '54 all metal fuel pump and replacing it with the top half of a reproduction pre-1952 glass bowl fuel pump. The two mated up perfectly. And the in/out ports were correctly positioned at 20-deg. Looks and works great.



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LonnieC #875117 08/15/2012 11:36 PM
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right on. Mine is actually the older style with the straight fittings, so I'll just order another one of them. Thanks for the help!


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