Sbc Fuel Pump Rod Noise at Gail Erin blog

Sbc Fuel Pump Rod Noise. I just push the fuel pump on and start the bolts and tighten them. Pump pushrod is on spec @ 5.755. Pull that bolt and see if it has been. The noisy pumps are high volume type since the engine does need more than a stock pump. When you are not sure if it's a rod knock or fuel pump, with the engine running, pinch off the rubber hose to the pump from the tank. Sounds like you may have a broken return spring on the fuel pump, causing the fuel pump push rod to cause a tickin' noise. On my oe pump, the pump arm sticks out 1.250 from mounting surface to the inside of the pump. I know what you're asking, but have never tried doing it this way. It would cause the rod to hang up and then snap back and smack the camshaft fuel pump lobe. I heard a pump knock so bad it sounded just like a knocking rod bearing or a broken piston skirt, the guy almost pulled the. When it's making the noise at idle, start pulling plug wires and when the sound goes away you found the rod that's giving off the noise.

When it's making the noise at idle, start pulling plug wires and when the sound goes away you found the rod that's giving off the noise. When you are not sure if it's a rod knock or fuel pump, with the engine running, pinch off the rubber hose to the pump from the tank. I know what you're asking, but have never tried doing it this way. I heard a pump knock so bad it sounded just like a knocking rod bearing or a broken piston skirt, the guy almost pulled the. Pump pushrod is on spec @ 5.755. It would cause the rod to hang up and then snap back and smack the camshaft fuel pump lobe. The noisy pumps are high volume type since the engine does need more than a stock pump. Sounds like you may have a broken return spring on the fuel pump, causing the fuel pump push rod to cause a tickin' noise. On my oe pump, the pump arm sticks out 1.250 from mounting surface to the inside of the pump. I just push the fuel pump on and start the bolts and tighten them.

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Sbc Fuel Pump Rod Noise When it's making the noise at idle, start pulling plug wires and when the sound goes away you found the rod that's giving off the noise. It would cause the rod to hang up and then snap back and smack the camshaft fuel pump lobe. I heard a pump knock so bad it sounded just like a knocking rod bearing or a broken piston skirt, the guy almost pulled the. When you are not sure if it's a rod knock or fuel pump, with the engine running, pinch off the rubber hose to the pump from the tank. I just push the fuel pump on and start the bolts and tighten them. I know what you're asking, but have never tried doing it this way. The noisy pumps are high volume type since the engine does need more than a stock pump. Pull that bolt and see if it has been. Sounds like you may have a broken return spring on the fuel pump, causing the fuel pump push rod to cause a tickin' noise. On my oe pump, the pump arm sticks out 1.250 from mounting surface to the inside of the pump. Pump pushrod is on spec @ 5.755. When it's making the noise at idle, start pulling plug wires and when the sound goes away you found the rod that's giving off the noise.