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Old 01-29-2014, 06:55 PM   #1
cam.man67
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Help sorting out mech. fuel pump?

Decided to replace the fuel pump on Lester, we'll see if it gets him running again. Got fuel up to there, so it should. Here's the confusing part:

The pump I pulled off and the new one look identical...except that teh old one had a line close tot he inlet. Oddly it ran to the fuel filter. It doesn't look like the primary fuel inlet, so my question is what is the purpose that inlet/oulet/bypass/whatever? Do I need it? Is it a deal-break that the new pump doesn't have it? Does it have something to do with the fact that the orignial engine was a Olds diesel? The old pump part number is Carter 0-1955.
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