The fuel pump on my car was removed and replaced with an in-line pump in the engine bay. It was located next to the carbs, and was big enough that air box was removed by the PO. I've pulled the in-line pump and put the air box back in, but now have noticed that it is running very very lean ;-)
Got me an SU pump (can't live without the clicks), but don't have original pump or mounting hardware. Any pointers on mounting possibilities ? The complete pump assembly was cut out and replaced with flexible fuel line, at this point I have the fuel pump only. Pictures from the Anglo catalog below.
In particular, looking for recommendations on inlet and outlet hardware. Is flex hose good enough, or do I need the banjo bolt (4), union (7), and flex line (6) ?
Thanks,
Chuck
Fuel Pump Mounting
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Feb 04, 2012 07:04:36
Feb 04, 2012 11:58:58
OEM were petroflex and my advice is to use OEM. These lines are wrapped in steel threads not unlike what you seek for the carbs.
I'll shortly have a complete factory PDF for all MGC parts on the web site but this will serve better than Anglo to my eyes anyway.
I have most of these bits in stock.
http://www.mgocspares.co.uk/acatalog/MGOC_SPARES_TANK___HOSES__MGC__364.html
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