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I have a few SU pumps, including a double-headed model, that I would like to have repaired. Does anyone know of a resource?
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Who repairs SU fuel pumps?
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Healeysince59
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Dave Dubois gets lots of good reports although I have no personal experience. I plan to send him my Jam pump.
https://homepages.donobi.net/sufuelpumps/sufuelpumparticles.html
Marv J
https://homepages.donobi.net/sufuelpumps/sufuelpumparticles.html
Marv J
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Marv--
I had heard he is no longer doing SU's.
Please let us know what you find out.
I had heard he is no longer doing SU's.
Please let us know what you find out.
Healeysince59
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I sent Dave an email so we should know soon. He also lists 4 other people on the above link that do SU fuel pumps but I know nothing about them.
Marv J
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I have a few SU pumps, including a double-headed model, that I would like to have repaired. Does anyone know of a resource?
Michael, this will put you in good hands--Keoke--
Joe Curto https://www.joecurto.com/
Michael, this will put you in good hands--Keoke--
Joe Curto https://www.joecurto.com/
Healeysince59
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I got an email back from Dave DuBois and he is still rebuilding SU fuel pumps. He converts them to solid state with an optical trigger.
Marv J
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I've had a FACET pump plumbed into the fuel line on the 100 as a backup to the SU for almost 10 years and about a year ago I actually had to use it when the power lead to the SU vibrated off. I have an "On-Off-On" switch in the bulkhead behind my seat so I only had to reach behind me to turn on the FACET but its continuous noisy running made me think of a more "elegant" solution, hence my initial post on this topic last November.
Well, it took me a year to get around to it but a few weeks ago I finally sent Dave Dubois the double-ended SU pump that I bought at a swap meet several years ago for $10.00 and I got it back from him last week. He did a nice job of rebuilding and refinishing the pump and converting it to solid state.
These pumps were apparently used on cars with two fuel tanks and were plumbed with separate fuel lines with both ends running simultaneously. However I told Dave to set mine up so that only one fuel inlet was necessary, my intention being to again wire it with the "ON-OFF-ON" switch so that one end would be the "main" and the other end the "backup".
Today I removed the SU and FACET and I plan to mount the double-ender on top of the left-hand battery tray which has been empty since I replaced my two six-volt batts with a 12 volt unit some years back. I'll post some photos when I complete the installation.
Well, it took me a year to get around to it but a few weeks ago I finally sent Dave Dubois the double-ended SU pump that I bought at a swap meet several years ago for $10.00 and I got it back from him last week. He did a nice job of rebuilding and refinishing the pump and converting it to solid state.
These pumps were apparently used on cars with two fuel tanks and were plumbed with separate fuel lines with both ends running simultaneously. However I told Dave to set mine up so that only one fuel inlet was necessary, my intention being to again wire it with the "ON-OFF-ON" switch so that one end would be the "main" and the other end the "backup".
Today I removed the SU and FACET and I plan to mount the double-ender on top of the left-hand battery tray which has been empty since I replaced my two six-volt batts with a 12 volt unit some years back. I'll post some photos when I complete the installation.
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I just received an email from him a couple of days ago so I think he's still in business. I believe he only does the pumps about 6 months out of the year and travels the rest.Michael Oritt said: