Facet type electric fuel pump with plate to mount it in the same location as the mechanical pump.
It is old, but never used.
$20 plus shipping.
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Facet type electric fuel pump with plate to mount it in the same location as the mechanical pump.
It is old, but never used.
$20 plus shipping.
It is old, but never used.
$20 plus shipping.
Just a side note:
The Facet pumps (they're sold under several names, but are the same gold box) are pushers, not pullers. They'll fail prematurely if mounted on the engine, best to mount them on the tray up front opposite side that the master cylinder is on, beneath the tank. Pull the passenger side wheel and it's right in front of you.
The tank outlet and main fuel line are right there as well. Neat, clean install.
Luck, TC
The Facet pumps (they're sold under several names, but are the same gold box) are pushers, not pullers. They'll fail prematurely if mounted on the engine, best to mount them on the tray up front opposite side that the master cylinder is on, beneath the tank. Pull the passenger side wheel and it's right in front of you.
The tank outlet and main fuel line are right there as well. Neat, clean install.
Luck, TC
I am aware of the reasons to mount it up front, which someone certainly could do.
I have the plate to mount it in the back because I was dumb about such things when I bought it.
Someone may still want mount it in the back for convenience sake.
The price is so reasonable that they might not mind that it won't last as long.
I have the plate to mount it in the back because I was dumb about such things when I bought it.
Someone may still want mount it in the back for convenience sake.
The price is so reasonable that they might not mind that it won't last as long.
That cool little mounting plate to put the pump in the stock position makes a wicked base for an oil breather. Just drill out the base to access the fuel pump hole in the case, add an aluminum or plastic block replacing the electric pump, drill the block for inlet barbs for the similarly-drilled valve covers and mount a K&N filter.
Different, way-cool, and super functional !
Maybe . . .
Different, way-cool, and super functional !
Maybe . . .