Fuel pump replacement

Old May 23, 2008 | 05:30 AM
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Fuel pump replacement

We need to replace the fuel pump on the 330 in Josh's '66 F85. Are there any special tricks to this, or is it a simple remove and replace? My father-in-law said there may be some pin that needs special attention - needs to be held up out of the way or something? On my Jeep, all it needed was to make sure the lever got above the lobe that drives it - you just tip the end of the lever up as you place the pump - maybe this is more involved?

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Jim
Old May 23, 2008 | 05:49 AM
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Your father in law is thinking about a chevy that has a rod that connects the pump to the eccentric(is that called an eccentric too?)

Anyway, the olds unit has a lever...attached.
It's straight forward. Just remove it and then replace.
The lever rides off the bottom of a little round barrel that's
bolted on the front of the cam.(located right in the middle of the big sprocket)
Note: the fuel pump lever is not shown here, but would enter from the left side

Old May 23, 2008 | 07:31 AM
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Cool - thanks. Sounds like an easy deal then.

Jim
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