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Hi there,

I like my mechanic petrol pump, it works without problems since I own the car (12 years).

But today starting the engine the first time after months and thought this could be to time to fit one (stored) with a primer lever.

And there it was agian, this @&%$§$!!@ rear upper nut, and this is what I made.

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(OK, I could use a 1/4" ratchet, short extension and 1/2" socket....)

Ciao, Marco

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My 4A came with one of those pumps. Operating lever fell into the sump after 7 years! Have now fitted an original AC pump from Dave Davis and just rebuilt another AC pump as a spare. Aftermarket pumps are pants.

Alan.

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The main issue with the rebuilt sets is the missing pushrod seal

to avoid petrol draining in the engine when the diaphragm is leak.

(the so called "breather hole" is a petrol drain hole in my opinion....)

If a leaking diaphragm is ever the case, I never heared about. Old rabbits here know better....

My very new aftermarket petrol pump has this seal, so sometimes the Chinese do a very well job.

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Those Canadian built pumps come up quite often on USA imports as they seem to have been the main aftermarket ones fitted over there, my 4a also had one as it was a US import.

Stuart.

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