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My first 444-544

posted by  volvorelix on  Fri Aug 31 05:13 CST 2007
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Assuming it has its original engine and electrical system, you have a B16 - B18/B20 fuel pumps don't fit properly. B16 fuel pump rebuild kits are available from Olaf:

http://www.vintageimportparts.com/

I purchased one within the last couple months; quality was good. Not cheap.

If the car is still 6 volt, a 12 volt electric pump won't work. To use an electric pump, you'll want to be sure it's a 6 volt pump - and then use a pressure regulator for the reasons George states.

Best,

Cameron
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