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  • #2841
    billy-t
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      hi is there a repair kit for the small square fuel pump part no. 388684? \if so can you provide me the part number for it?

      Thanks

      #25939
      Mumbles
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        #25941
        garry-in-michigan
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          I don’t know if this is any help – It’s ah earlier pump …

          Then there is this – 393088

          #25942
          greg-o
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            I have never had good success rebuilding fuel pumps. Maybe it is just me. I consider myself pretty handy at fixing stuff, but never had much success with pumps.

            http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-OEM-Johnson … 1846029011

            #25944
            Mumbles
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              quote Greg O:

              I have never had good success rebuilding fuel pumps.
              http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-OEM-Johnson … 1846029011

              Having a clean work area and a way to keep the parts aligned really helps. So does following the instructions to a T.

              #25956
              frankr
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                The reason they quit supplying parts for that early pump was because the cost of the labor to repair them was more than the cost of a whole new pump. At least, that was the official reason given back then, in a different time.

                Personally, I find that rebuilding the square style pumps to be a PITA. If the person doing it is a pro in the shop, at normal labor rates, the original reasoning still applies. Some other pump styles are so simple and well worth repairing.

                #25973
                greg-o
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                  I agree Frank R. They are a pain getting everything lined up and keeping springs in place. I don’t mess with them anymore.

                  #26002
                  crosbyman
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                    they are not bad if you read 3 times and understand the instructions

                    work on a clean surface
                    glue the little mushroom caps on their respective springs with a touch of crazy glue

                    next step is to glue the springs on their nipples (plastic) to keep them from flying away to nowhere ….with a touch of crazy glue

                    pile the layers and reassemble do a blow test when done

                    Joining AOMCI has priviledges 🙂

                    #26005
                    dan-in-tn
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                      Frank, who was it that showed us his jig and step by step procedure for building the little pumps on the old site? I don’t like to build them either, but that was a pretty impressive setup he had. Just one of the many things we lost off the old site.

                      Dan in TN

                      #26009
                      Mumbles
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                        A couple of the extra screws which come with the new coils and have their heads removed can be used to make a little fixture to help keep everything where it should be while working on the pumps.

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