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May be a lost cause or waste of time question...but, anyone know of any source of rebuild kits for older fuel pumps like Stewart Warner and Autopulse ?
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Maybe check with Charlie/NY on this forum? He'd be the first one I'd call.
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I tied to find ethanol friendly rebuild parts for my Stewart Warner electric pump without any success......plenty of "original" parts available, but those will fail again with ethanol laced gas.
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Yeah, todays fuel mixtures are a cause for concern. I used to use these old pumps, in the old days and they did a good job. Just hate to trash good old USA made parts. Guess I'll just go with newer smaller units. |
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