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Old 01-07-2003, 04:19 PM
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85 gslse fuel pump. inside the gas tank or outside? also let me know if anyone needs any parts off one. prices fair.
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its outside the tank, same place as the 12a pump.

what you got off of it? i'm looking for a red rear carpet



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Old 01-07-2003, 04:50 PM
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Ive got a red carpet. you sure its outside the gas tank, if so whats the pressure its pushing? thinking of taking the pump off the gslse and puting it onto my 12a and just installing a pressure regulator.
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it pushes like 35-40 psi, its too much ofr the carby, unless you have a buff regulator. i'll pm you about the carpet



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does anyone make a regulator that can hold back that much pressure? just email me, i have no pics but like i said, how much u want to pay i guess?
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There isn't any 12a pumps used????If you can get parts cheap off it just do a 13b carb swap like mine.
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**** it, im going to go get a stock 83 12a pump tomorrow. ill let u know what happens, hopefully a lot of noise and a lot of rubber.
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Old 01-08-2003, 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Hereonout' date='Jan 7 2003, 08:33 PM
hopefully a lot of noise and a lot of rubber.
hahaha.I know what thats like. :bigthumg:
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check this, fuel pump fixed my problem. but wants to cut off randomly, making the car do the same thing as before, think wiring is just loose. but if my timing and mixture are off enough, would that m,ake the car stall out after pushing the choke in?...car runs fine, idles very high when choke pulled out. push choke in, car cuts off?
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Your car should idle higher with the choke out, but if your cars at temperature, it shouldn't die when you put it back in. I'm glad the new pump has solved some problems for you. Your mixture and timing are important, but if your car was running fine the day you got it, unless you've fiddled, it should still be ok. Get the timing light out.

My fuel pump and filter looks like this...

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