Need source for 1987 Carburated fuel pump- lines rusted
Apr 10, 2017 | 01:01 PM
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Need 1987 Carburated fuel bracket pickup lines rusted
The lines are rusted out where they come out of the top of the tank. I repaired once when I first got the truck. The steel lines were paper thin, and I cut them off, leaving them as long as possible. , sanded down, JB welded, then sanded down and ran rubber line but now they are leaking again. Ive searched ebay, parts store, and local used parts sources. Ive looked through all the posts on this site, from previous posts, and all were dead ends. There are 3 lines coming out of pump. Any help would be great. Thank you.
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Apr 10, 2017 | 01:59 PM
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Your fuel pump is on the right side of the engine near the front on the head
Napa has a few different options.
Now if your looking for the bracket that goes in the tank you might need to get a little creative
Adapt a electric fuel pump bracket to work .
You would just need to braze a longer pick up tube on to match what you have.
Find a used one form the dry Southwest
Napa has a few different options.
Now if your looking for the bracket that goes in the tank you might need to get a little creative
Adapt a electric fuel pump bracket to work .
You would just need to braze a longer pick up tube on to match what you have.
Find a used one form the dry Southwest
Apr 11, 2017 | 02:36 AM
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Your fuel pump is on the right side of the engine near the front on the head
Napa has a few different options.
Now if your looking for the bracket that goes in the tank you might need to get a little creative
Adapt a electric fuel pump bracket to work .
You would just need to braze a longer pick up tube on to match what you have.
Find a used one form the dry Southwest
Napa has a few different options.
Now if your looking for the bracket that goes in the tank you might need to get a little creative
Adapt a electric fuel pump bracket to work .
You would just need to braze a longer pick up tube on to match what you have.
Find a used one form the dry Southwest
actuaully called?
Apr 11, 2017 | 03:26 AM
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Your fuel pump is on the right side of the engine near the front on the head
Napa has a few different options.
Now if your looking for the bracket that goes in the tank you might need to get a little creative
Adapt a electric fuel pump bracket to work .
You would just need to braze a longer pick up tube on to match what you have.
Find a used one form the dry Southwest
Napa has a few different options.
Now if your looking for the bracket that goes in the tank you might need to get a little creative
Adapt a electric fuel pump bracket to work .
You would just need to braze a longer pick up tube on to match what you have.
Find a used one form the dry Southwest
actuaully called? Thanks
Apr 11, 2017 | 05:31 AM
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The fuel pump is on the head
the sending unit is on top of the tank, is that what you need? Because I know you can get the fuel pump from stores but probably not the sending unit.
I have one sitting in an 85 carb truck if interested. Southeast truck. Can get pics after I drop the tank this weekend hopefully. PM me if you want
the sending unit is on top of the tank, is that what you need? Because I know you can get the fuel pump from stores but probably not the sending unit.
I have one sitting in an 85 carb truck if interested. Southeast truck. Can get pics after I drop the tank this weekend hopefully. PM me if you want
Apr 11, 2017 | 01:14 PM
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Apr 11, 2017 | 01:59 PM
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TUBE SUB-ASSY, FUEL SUCTION; TUBE SUB-ASSY, FUEL TANK SUCTION
$30-$50 NEW
http://parts.lakelandtoyota.com/showAssembly.aspx?ukey_assembly=488622&ukey_make=1 060&ukey_model=15426&modelYear=1987&ukey_category= 21641&ukey_driveLine=6708&ukey_trimLevel=18290
You've got to pick out your model (engine, long bed, wagon, etc.) because the fuel tanks are different sizes and placed differently. I've never had Lakeland on the phone, but their internet service is pretty good.
Sure beats JB Weld.
$30-$50 NEW
http://parts.lakelandtoyota.com/showAssembly.aspx?ukey_assembly=488622&ukey_make=1 060&ukey_model=15426&modelYear=1987&ukey_category= 21641&ukey_driveLine=6708&ukey_trimLevel=18290
You've got to pick out your model (engine, long bed, wagon, etc.) because the fuel tanks are different sizes and placed differently. I've never had Lakeland on the phone, but their internet service is pretty good.
Sure beats JB Weld.
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Apr 12, 2017 | 01:14 AM
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Lakeland Toyota is a dealer, so it's about as "legit" as you can reasonably get.
BUT ... just because Toyota's official EPC (I believe that is what the web site is based on) has a part number and price doesn't mean for sure that the part is still available in the U.S. Given that this part has model variants, I would invest in a phone call. And I would have my VIN ready to read!
BUT ... just because Toyota's official EPC (I believe that is what the web site is based on) has a part number and price doesn't mean for sure that the part is still available in the U.S. Given that this part has model variants, I would invest in a phone call. And I would have my VIN ready to read!
