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We have the stock mechanical fuel pump on our 56 Ranch Wagon with the vacuum ports on top to operate the wipers, etc. The pump is leaking and I would just rather replace it than try to rebuild it because we are going with electric wipers and a 57 or later distributor anyway. Would the Carter M6905 mechanical pump for FE motors (352,390, 428) be a good choice? I know they are only 1/4 NPT inlet and outlet, but the motor is a stock 312 with a single Edlebrock #1406 carb.
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1/4" npt is for pipe with a inner diameter of nearly 3/8".  As long as the fittings used for the fuel line are sized right, that pump should be plenty.



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Thanks Charlie. I'm sure the fittings on the stock pump are for 5/16" hose.
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From what I have seen here in the past, a lot of people have used the 428 pump with success.

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Went to electric wiper motor on my wagon and when I did the rebuild swap I ordered a new one from Summit Racing. Didnt have the extra vacuum ports and works great. About 40 bucks if I remember. Over a year now and works perfect. I'll do the same for the truck motor when I install it in the Monster Hauler. 

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I use a Holley high flow mechanical pump for a 390. Works great and straight bolt in. 

I love the smell of burning rubber in the morning!


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Also used the Holley for the 390, running 3x2 carbs so put an in line pressure regulator.
Runs great.

Mike Rizzo

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Daniel Island, SC


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