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Thanks, Jeff! My f-pump is original and untouched - I figure I'm on borrowed time after 40 years. Am also looking at the Carter P4070, which has been suggested on various sites, including the one that specializes in Weber carbs. that said, it sounds like lots of folks here have had good luck with the Facet.
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Thanks, Jeff! My f-pump is original and untouched - I figure I'm on borrowed time after 40 years. Am also looking at the Carter P4070, which has been suggested on various sites, including the one that specializes in Weber carbs. that said, it sounds like lots of folks here have had good luck with the Facet. -
Awesome thanks. Yeah I was apprehensive about getting the Proline Mechanical pump. I do still have the original, maybe I should rebuild it again? The Carb I'm running is a Weber, that was what was on there originally. The pickup tube is relatively new and the fuel was replaced about a year ago with a used one. I did make sense to me that it is a fuel issue I thought it might be clutch shudder, I interested in hearing more about the electric fuel pump, it sounds like folks have had a lot of success with these. This weekend I'll clean and blow out the fuel lines and clean the pickup screen.Comment
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Just be careful about the rebuild kit you use. I rebuilt my original AC fuel pump with a Genuine Land Rover rebuid kit. Problem is that the diaphram is made improperly. I ended up reusing the original diaphram, which was actually in very good condition. Not sure how it will hold up to the ethanol in our fuel.Comment
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Cleaned the lines, sediment bowl and filter again. Didn't touch the timing or adjust the weber carb again, so far so good.. ThanksComment
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