1972 MG Midget fuel pump

[Father_John]

Anyone out there know what type of Moss Motors fuel pump is the stock one to fit my car?
Father John

 

[jlaird]

Can't help with fuel pump, not a 72 type guy, sorry.

But welcome, someone will let you know before the day is over for sure. See Tony Barnhill "The Autoist" for your parts needs, he has the best prices anywhere and that is not a plug, just the truth. Check out his site on one of his posts. This is not a paid political announcment.

I was born in Beaver PA, is that closeish?

 

[DrEntropy]

Should be the ubiquitous SU electric one. "One Size Fits All!"

Welcome to the weird corner of th' innernet, too. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[SilentUnicorn]

https://www.mossmotors.com/Shop/ViewProducts.aspx?PlateIndexID=29284

number 5
or go to the local parts store and ask for a low pressure fuel pump. Lots cheaper.....oh wait i see you are in Finance...never mind.

welcome aboard


mark

 

[DrEntropy]

He's close enough, Jack! I'd bet he's even been to Sewickley.

 

[jlaird]

Oh my goodness, I was born in the Sewickley hosp so long ago.

 

[DrEntropy]

Well, *I* know that.

...and you're s'posed to be in the OTHER thread, tappin' your FORKS. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[David_DuBois]

John - The fuel pump type listed in the Burlen Fuel Systems (maker of all things SU) catalog is AUF 214. They can be purchased from LBC under P/N 377-175 for $89.21. Cheers

 

[Father_John]

Beaver is aboout 45 miles north-east of me....nice place but dont want to live there.
John

 

[jlaird]

Ahh, my folks left there when I was about 7 I think, my immigrants arrived there about 1821. No more Lairds in Beaver.

Have been back one time since a few years ago, not much to see. Other side of my family came from East Liverpool area. No one left there either. After over 100 years and all gone.

 

[DrEntropy]

Some of my "clan" are still there. Cousins. We left Sewickley in '80 for warmer climes.