Repeatedly failing mechanical fuel pump
#1
Repeatedly failing mechanical fuel pump
Hello everyone,
I recently bought an 87 Toyota pickup in decent shape but the fuel pump keeps failing, I am thinking the tank could have sediments in it or something along those lines but I thought I would ask other opinions. Other than that would there be any other things to check or reasons why it would be killing one fuel pump after another, I have put 2 new ones on it now.
Thanks in advance!
I recently bought an 87 Toyota pickup in decent shape but the fuel pump keeps failing, I am thinking the tank could have sediments in it or something along those lines but I thought I would ask other opinions. Other than that would there be any other things to check or reasons why it would be killing one fuel pump after another, I have put 2 new ones on it now.
Thanks in advance!
#2
Seems I recall that there is supposed to be a shim that spaces the pump out from the head, effectively shortening the pumps stroke.
Does your engine have this spacer installed between the pump and the head??
Like this:::
https://images.search.yahoo.com/yhs/...f&action=click
Does your engine have this spacer installed between the pump and the head??
Like this:::
https://images.search.yahoo.com/yhs/...f&action=click
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#8
Hahaha I must have. I think the truck sat for a while before I bought it and I’m just catching all the little thinks that have went out over time. I’m going to clean the tank and put in another fuel filter to see if that helps
#11
They are aftermarket, car quest made in the USA. That’s just the brand of fuel pump the part stores near me carry. I’m open to any ideas, I’ve been trying to look up different brands that might be better.
#13
from what I remember there are two different thickness spacers, been awhile since I my 84 with a 22R but I had similar issue eating pumps, i had the smaller spacer.
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