318/360 marine fuel pumps
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318/360 marine fuel pumps
Heh all, does anyone have a source for a good quality mechanical fuel pump......here is a pic of the one I just removed today, lasted about 20 hours....the originals say made in the USA on them and are much heavier....Thanks Mike
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Re: 318/360 marine fuel pumps
Did you check with Bob at Beacon Marine? If he don't have them he probably knows where you can get what your looking for.
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Re: 318/360 marine fuel pumps
Already done....he just shows the sierra replacement.....I was hoping someone may have come across a better quality pump much like the older ones,maybe a parts guy with four on the shelf....I can hope I guess....MikeAllen Sr wrote:Did you check with Bob at Beacon Marine? If he don't have them he probably knows where you can get what your looking for.
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Re: 318/360 marine fuel pumps
How did yours fail? I replaced mine 2 years ago and again this spring. Both the same one as you have. My first one was leaking at the flange where it folds over on the aluminum upper. The hose to the carb didn't pull the leaked fuel into the carb like it was supposed to either. I noticed on my newer one that the two lower stand offs where the fuel lines attach were parallel to each other. The older one had the standoffs angled towards each other, like they were bent wrong. Your pic looks like yours might be bent too?
Anyway I'm hoping the parallel version will last longer.....a LOT longer.
Anyway I'm hoping the parallel version will last longer.....a LOT longer.
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Re: 318/360 marine fuel pumps
Had to be the engine where you have to use a mirror to work on it.Scorpion07 wrote:How did yours fail? I replaced mine 2 years ago and again this spring. Both the same one as you have. My first one was leaking at the flange where it folds over on the aluminum upper. The hose to the carb didn't pull the leaked fuel into the carb like it was supposed to either. I noticed on my newer one that the two lower stand offs where the fuel lines attach were parallel to each other. The older one had the standoffs angled towards each other, like they were bent wrong. Your pic looks like yours might be bent too?
Anyway I'm hoping the parallel version will last longer.....a LOT longer.
It failed because the inverted flare on the discharge side was not the same spec as the pump I took off (height and loose threads), and the fuel line did not want to seal,couple of repair tries by me but finally gave up.....why do we pay for these cheaply made,poorly engineered offshore pieces of crap and then have to re-engineer everything to make it work......there is a noticeable difference in weight between the old one that I put back on and that one in the pics...cast aluminium versus the thin stamped steel legs that are very weak....anyway that is my rant for now and lets keep looking, i need a spare....Mike
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Re: 318/360 marine fuel pumps
Sorry no Mopar experience here but when I did the Chevys I used Mallory pumps. Don't know if they offer the Mopar marine version or not. I feel your pain!
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