I'm rebuilding some vintage fuel pumps I have, and I need the Autolite code for the rebuild kit for the Y-Block fuel pump. The pump I have is that one with the glass cup and internal filter.

Can anyone help me?

Thanks for any help guys!!!

Túlio Lazzaroni "FORD", Florianópolis SC Brasil.

'74 Ford Galaxie 500 292 V8

'82 Ford Galaxie Landau 302 V8

'98 Chevrolet S10 4.3 V6

'01 Ford Focus 1.8 Zetec

The place where I bought a kit for mine is called Then and Now automotive. The kit cost like 50$ w/ shipping, it came with all the new parts even a new bushing and pin for the pump arm. The part # of your pump should be on the side of the mounting flange. I had to ask them some questions and answer some questions and they got me the right kit. It wasn't difficult to rebuild too. The guy I talked to was named Tom, he was pretty helpful. My fuel pump was also an Autolite for a '59 mercury 312. You could use a new pump, if you like, but I like the look of the old one.

Here's their website:

http://www.maritimedragracing.com/then_and_now_automotive.htmmotive

Tulio: Sorry can't come up with a kit #. However, found fuel/vacuum pumps listed as Ford B5A 9350-D & updated to B7A 9350 E Also listed aftermarket as 4206- 9350, but that list shows one with the lower glass filter, and one without it. Hope this helps..

Paul

Howdy Paul,





Is this the pump you're looking for?





If so, Rock Auto and others has this pump and it evidently fits a whole bunch of different Y-block powered cars and trucks.



Why rebuild an old pump when you can get a new manufacture Airtex pump with a guarantee.

I think the glass bowl is gone nowadays for safety.....



http://www.airtexproducts.com/aboutairtex.html







Cheers,





Rick


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