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164E Fuel pump 140-160 1974

posted by  kronikov on  Tue Mar 15 13:59 CST 2016
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The Bosch pump is not cheap so I can understand wanting to repair it. I don't see a gasket kit on-line but I am going to look some more.

It has been a while since I had my pump disassembled but I have it in my shed. I don't remember if there even was a gasket but I assume yes. Let me check when I get home and let you know. Are you sure it is leaking from the 'gasket' and not a cracked housing?

Also, anyone have good luck with aftermarket universal pumps?






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