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| Posted: 01-11-2008 05:15 am |
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Granted I've got a lot on my plate, and when I realized my fuel system had turned to maple syrup over one hot summer, I s-canned the whole thing and started stripping out the leaky tank, sticky fuel pump, etc. Tossed around ideas of buying a rebuild, and found SU FUEL PUMP RESTORATION 1913 South Marine Drive Bremerton WA 98312 "ddubois at sinclair dot net" Nice guy, with a great layout who seems to live and breathe these things.  Today I got mine back, converted to solid state, and looking all pretty. Here's a few before and after shots: http://audiowizardry.com/fuelpump.html Anybody know where I can get an image (or repro label) of the old SU "blue" sticker warning "RTFM"? ;) that went around the fuel pump? Regards, --Mark FYI, Tip o' the hat to David Harrell of Dallas who got his '73 Frame-off rebuild back from the dip & prime shop this week. Pix look great Dave, share a link! I owe you a beer!
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| Posted: 01-13-2008 04:48 am |
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mdutch Member
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Photos of before and after at http://jhppg.com/gallery/SU-305-Fuel-Pump-Rebuild Still looking for artwork or decent picture of the blue "RTFM" sticker. Anybody know of a source? I'm gonna photoshop one if I can't find anything, but would like some good source material if anyone can help me out. Thanks, --Mark Last edited on 01-13-2008 04:50 am by mdutch |
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| Posted: 01-29-2008 05:07 pm |
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Greg Fletcher Administrator 
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Dave is a great guy. Unfortunately, in my experience which involves a number of his units over several years, the failure rate is (again this is only my experience) not acceptable. Could be a part problem that has nothing to do with him, I don't know. Failures typically occur in the 2-4 years after the rebuild. I only sell the brand new SU fuel pumps now. Those seem to have better success rate, but nothing is perfect.
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| Posted: 01-29-2008 05:55 pm |
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mdutch Member
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That goes hand-in-hand with my plan to "T" off and install a hidden backup pump (that I may just use as the primary anyway). I'm sort of an odd-duck, no qualms about upgrading the pump to solid state, but at the same time, more interested in restoring the "original" part the car came with. I would not, as a general rule, recommend trying to build a JH into a high performance racing machine or even "reliable roadster" that depends on rebuilt British electrically powered anything! The only thing worse than the JH oil-retention record are the myriad factory birth-defects from Lucas and SU! :)
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