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Old 06-16-2009, 03:52 PM   #11
RustyParts
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Re: PO has me PO'd

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Originally Posted by jaros44sr View Post
Also, I found out that if you use assembly lube on the fuel pump drive shaft it will keep it up in the block while you install the fuel pump

Make sure your engine is at the proper rotation, so the shaft is as far up in the block as it will go, makes it easier to assemble the fuel pump


Another little neat trick with the fuel pump rod is to remove the 3/8" bolt on the front of the engine just to right of the fuel pump, you can see the rod when the bolt is removed, and install a longer bolt but just tighten it finger tight against the pump rod that will hold her for sure.

Good lookin' work trooper.
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