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FUEL PUMP... 140-160 1974

posted by  cb350f73 on  Fri Nov 16 05:29 CST 2007
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HEY DOES ANYBODY NO WHERE I CAN GET A FUEL PUMP FOR MY VOLVO...IT IS A K-JET SYSTEM AND IS LEAKING OUT OF THE HOUSING ITSELF? ANY BODY HAVE ONE OR KNOW WHERE I CAN GET ONE?








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    FUEL PUMP... 140-160 1974

    posted by  planetman on  Fri Nov 16 15:15 CST 2007
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    Hello,

    I have been able to obtain rebuilt Bosch fuel pumps for around $100.00.

    These are NOT rebuilt by Bosch, but are Bosch pumps with a 1 year warranty, the same as a new pump and it will bolt right in.

    You must reuse your old fuel pump check valve with the rebuilt units.

    I also have in stock, brand new Bosch pumps which comes with a new check valve, but I want alot for one of those.

    I also have new fuel pump mounts in stock as well.
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    Eric
    Hi Performance Automotive Service (formerly OVO or Old Volvos Only)
    Torrance, CA 90501








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    FUEL PUMP... 140-160 1974

    posted by  nmcbride on  Fri Nov 16 12:12 CST 2007
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    Hello--on my 1974 145 I am running an MSD universal fuel pump, MSD-2225, purchased for about $95 online from Summit Racing. You will have to drill a new hole in the mounting bracket from the original pump, and you may want to consider adding rubber isolators between the mounting clamps and the bracket. I didn't and I wish I had, as it is now even louder than the original pump. Works great though. best--Nathan








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    FUEL PUMP... 140-160 1974

    posted by  jimjmorris on  Fri Nov 16 08:34 CST 2007
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    It looks a lot like the d-jet pump, and as George says the D-jet pump will work.

    But they are expensive.

    I hear much talk that a LH or CIS pump from a 240 or even a Walbro are effective alternatives, the walbro being the cheapest and still quite durable. I have no specs on it, though.








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    FUEL PUMP... 140-160 1974

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    posted by  matt b on  Fri Nov 16 06:12 CST 2007
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    I expect it's the same as a early 240 (up to about 'mid '82).. pumps from later cars would likely work as well... not sure.

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