<VV> 1967 Corvair Monza fuel pump now the ole electric vs mechanical

[Jack Kean]

  There's no doubt that I invested well over $100 getting my electric 
fuel pump plumbed in, fuel pump "blank" plug installed, and the fuel 
pump control circuit (inertia switch, relay, wiring, and fuel pump 
controller). Add to that the cost of the pump (~$35). So, if you're 
looking to save money, then replace the stock pump and move on.

No flame for any war, but the fuel in my car has been electrically 
motivated for a few years now :>), and you can get my "extra" parts.
I've got at least 2 mechanical (late model) pumps of unknown state. I 
have at least 2 (1 less than 3k miles on it) late model push rods (with 
return springs).

You want them? Make me an offer. I'll add shipping to that, and they're 
yours

jack kean

arlington, texas

On 7/24/2010 8:52 AM, Frank DuVal wrote:
> No one disputes electric pumps are safe on new cars that were designed
> for them. Not part of the discussion here pertaining to Corvairs.
>
> We are discussing the missing safety items most people leave off when
> installing electric pumps in Corvairs. And you  can count me guilty as
> charged for many I ran in the eighties.
>