Fuel Pump Push Rod Won't Move at Joshua Kidd blog

Fuel Pump Push Rod Won't Move. Using a long bolt in this hole is a good way to hold the fuel pump rod in place when installing a fuel pump. The fuel pump push rod just pulls up from the top. Trouble with it stopping so was hoping to convert back to mechnical. The top front motor mount bolt hole goes all the way. This usually is caused by someone putting to long of bolt in the push rod hole in the front of the block and not noticing. The pushrod should pass easily through the tube, if it doesn't it might be bent (rare) or the hole may be tighter than normal. It can also interfer with. Came to me with a holley red electric fuel pump. Mate the pump against the block with the bolt closest to the front of the car (right side bolt), then. I'd like to know if anyone has tried this method: If you are worried that the push rod might fall back down while installing the pump, there is a neat little trick you can use. To remove the push rod just grasp it. I wanted to put a mechanical pump back on and found that the fuel pump push rod is stuck in the bore. If you have the intake off its easier to see.

I wanted to put a mechanical pump back on and found that the fuel pump push rod is stuck in the bore. The fuel pump push rod just pulls up from the top. It can also interfer with. The pushrod should pass easily through the tube, if it doesn't it might be bent (rare) or the hole may be tighter than normal. I'd like to know if anyone has tried this method: If you are worried that the push rod might fall back down while installing the pump, there is a neat little trick you can use. Came to me with a holley red electric fuel pump. This usually is caused by someone putting to long of bolt in the push rod hole in the front of the block and not noticing. The top front motor mount bolt hole goes all the way. Trouble with it stopping so was hoping to convert back to mechnical.

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Fuel Pump Push Rod Won't Move The pushrod should pass easily through the tube, if it doesn't it might be bent (rare) or the hole may be tighter than normal. Using a long bolt in this hole is a good way to hold the fuel pump rod in place when installing a fuel pump. Trouble with it stopping so was hoping to convert back to mechnical. If you are worried that the push rod might fall back down while installing the pump, there is a neat little trick you can use. Mate the pump against the block with the bolt closest to the front of the car (right side bolt), then. The fuel pump push rod just pulls up from the top. Came to me with a holley red electric fuel pump. I wanted to put a mechanical pump back on and found that the fuel pump push rod is stuck in the bore. The top front motor mount bolt hole goes all the way. It can also interfer with. I'd like to know if anyone has tried this method: If you have the intake off its easier to see. To remove the push rod just grasp it. The pushrod should pass easily through the tube, if it doesn't it might be bent (rare) or the hole may be tighter than normal. This usually is caused by someone putting to long of bolt in the push rod hole in the front of the block and not noticing.