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  1. 20th October 2008, 05:45 PM #1
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    which fuel pump for a holden converted Series?

    Can anyone tell me the make/model of an appropriate electric fuel pump to put in my holden 186 converted Series 3?

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    any of the square facet pumps from supercheap will cover your needs....

    about $80ish from memory
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    What's wrong with the mechanical one that runs off the engine? Cheaper than the electric one and easier to get to.
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  4. 21st October 2008, 10:57 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by PeterM View Post
    What's wrong with the mechanical one that runs off the engine? Cheaper than the electric one and easier to get to.
    Put an electric one in the line between the tank and the mechanical pump, and a filter between the tank and the electric pump. Two pumps give peace of mind, and makes for easy starting. Turn on the ignition, wait for the electric pump to stop ticking, and prime the inlet manifold with several pumps of the accelerator. Those square pumps from Supercheap are pretty good.
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