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Re: Not a stupid question...the mechanical pump .. (archive)
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Posted by Kevin on September 23, 2001 at 23:42:14:

In Reply to: Not a stupid question...the mechanical pump ... posted by Timmer on September 23, 2001 at 17:43:39:

I've had the original mechanical fuel pump with my 32/36 for 15 years now (and about 75,000 miles...)

No problems. (fuel wise...)
Kevin


But should I be using an electric fuel pump with the 32/26 Weber?

fine, it's your choice, electric pumps are nice upgrades but a new mechanical is still about $60. I think if you have sidedraughts it is more common to have an electric pump but with a single carburettor I've always used the Pierburg mechanical.

Tim
1974 2002, weber 38/38, mechanical fuel pump.



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