G 161 fuel pump

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GTtoo
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G 161 fuel pump

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Everyone checking out the grotty bowls of my engine bay ?? :lol: Note my tempory fix RAA style which kept her goin'. Two small adjusable clamps to compress the top and bottom halves of the fuel pump. At least 3 of the 5 screws holding them together had stripped. The inlet housing thread was partially stripped but had enough grip to pinch up tight with some brass washers, but still leaked a few drops after turning engine off.

Thanks Farmer, to the rescue, there is a fuel pump sitting on the kitchen table ready to install. :D

B 8-)
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Re: G 161 fuel pump

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Whatever works I suppose! Hope the replacement is O. K.- It will at least be lighter!
Cheers, Matt.
Life is far too short not to fill it with what you love. - Jackie French.[/size]
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Re: G 161 fuel pump

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Only just seen your reply. I rekon I've pm'd you to say thanks. But again officially,THANKS mate.
All good now and goes like a dream. Was a bit of mix and match with the one you sent and my original.

Cheers,

B.
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