RE: Fuel pump

[chymar01@xxxxxxxxxxx]

yes, it will fit. I've done it. the pump mounts to the timing cover, which is almost identical to the later ones.

It may be that they put the electric pump on because the fuel pump eccentric (cam bolt) has come loose. I had that happen once on a 318. I put on a mechanical pump and nothing happened. Had to pull the timing cover.

Mark


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From: Tom Duross <tduross1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> 
> No they're not.
> The poly has a longer lever than the LA.
> 
> Tom
> 
> 
> I'm sure they are all the same.
> 
>    Jimmy
> 
> Gary Futrell wrote:
> 
> >Is a 318 poly fuel pump the same as a 318, 340, 360 fuel pump ?  The
> >63 Plymouth I picked up today had an electric pump mounted near the
> >engine. It looks like they just didn't want to replace the mechanical
> >pump. I'd rather replace the mech pump but didn't know if they were
> >the same as the LA motors.
> >
> >
> >    Gary F.
> 
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