Hi shadetree mechanics,
I received the rebuild kit for the fuel pump, took the fuel pump off the car and as I compare old and new parts I have some questions.
The new kit comes with several gaskets and valves, but doesn't appear to have the oil seal that resides inside the lower body under the diaphragm spring. Is this seal necessary anymore? I called Moss, but the salesman did not have a part number for it and confimred that the kit does not contain the seal.
One book we have shows the seal as it appears on our car and the other book does not show it at all.
I assume the larger round rubber seals are for the sediment bowl and one of the paper gaskets is for the fuel pump/engine block junction, but I'm not sure about the other gaskets. Maybe they are for other TR models?
I'll try to post some pictures and If anyone knows about the oil seal and gasket questions, I would appreciate the help.
Thanks.
Sean
https://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/sdelthony/album?.dir=/6066&.src=ph&.tok=ph5dA2CBKxcsfGHn
Update, I took apart the canadian pump we had as a spare and it has no oil seal inside of it. I wonder if the oil seal was just a better feature found on the original pump. I guess I can reassemble the old pump without the oil seal. Yes, No?
I received the rebuild kit for the fuel pump, took the fuel pump off the car and as I compare old and new parts I have some questions.
The new kit comes with several gaskets and valves, but doesn't appear to have the oil seal that resides inside the lower body under the diaphragm spring. Is this seal necessary anymore? I called Moss, but the salesman did not have a part number for it and confimred that the kit does not contain the seal.
One book we have shows the seal as it appears on our car and the other book does not show it at all.
I assume the larger round rubber seals are for the sediment bowl and one of the paper gaskets is for the fuel pump/engine block junction, but I'm not sure about the other gaskets. Maybe they are for other TR models?
I'll try to post some pictures and If anyone knows about the oil seal and gasket questions, I would appreciate the help.
Thanks.
Sean
https://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/sdelthony/album?.dir=/6066&.src=ph&.tok=ph5dA2CBKxcsfGHn
Update, I took apart the canadian pump we had as a spare and it has no oil seal inside of it. I wonder if the oil seal was just a better feature found on the original pump. I guess I can reassemble the old pump without the oil seal. Yes, No?