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#21
11-16-2018, 10:26 AM
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Thanks guys, I have owned the lemans for 22 years, when I upgraded the 326 with the 400 5 years ago I just transferred the pump. The old unit does not have AC on it so it is probably not the original.
I may just take a saw and look inside the old one. |
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#22
11-16-2018, 11:00 AM
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On the pumps with the square block fuel line fittings that are solder on the bottom I have seen those split just enough to cause a issue when a unneeded force was used to attach the fuel line or install a nipple and unless you look real close you can not see it!
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