[aceventura]

Can anyone suggest an electric fuel pump I can use on my '61 Fullsize Ventura?? It's a 389 ci, 2bbl.

Thanks
Frank

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<LI>'61 Pontaic Ventura 4dr Hardtop
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[aceventura]

Can anyone suggest an electric fuel pump I can use on my '61 Fullsize Ventura?? It's a 389 ci, 2bbl.

Thanks
Frank

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<LI>'61 Pontaic Ventura 4dr Hardtop
<LI>Known as "Ace Ventura" or "The Chief"[/list]

[Blackcat]

Are you unable to find a stock pump?

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Gatomon
A car is cheaper than a girlfriend. Better than a wife. If it gives you trouble you can park it and forget about it!

[aceventura]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Blackcat:
Are you unable to find a stock pump?

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I haven't really tried, but I just put a rebuilt one on 6 months ago, and just briefly checking it out, it looks like it may have failed. I have a rust in the gas tank problem, which will be next spring's project as the weather here in NJ has turned cold.

I may go "electric" because I hate to crank the whole engine just to prime up the carb.



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<LI>'61 Pontaic Ventura 4dr Hardtop
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[Blackcat]

I also have a rusty tank. This is what I did.
1. I put a filter inbetween the tank and the pump. (get a clear one)
2. I always have a spair pump incase of failure.
3. I always check the filter for rust.
4. If you continue to get rust. Have the tank Rotted out by a good shop and lined.
The still run the filter between the tank and pump.
If you go to a Carter or Holley Street pump.
Still use a filter between the pump and tank.
The rust will Quickly destroy it also.

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Gatomon
A car is cheaper than a girlfriend. Better than a wife. If it gives you trouble you can park it and forget about it!

[aceventura]

Thanks for the info..I'll update this post as the situation changes.
Thanks,
Frank