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trying to identify a vintage Hilborn fuel pump

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by vwfye, Jan 9, 2009.

  1. vwfye
    Joined: Jan 8, 2009
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    vwfye
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    from SW Oregon

    that's the money shot! thanks... btw, my stacks don't clamp on. they each have four screws holding them down! so, my barrel valve goes to one side... that was another mystery solved! thanks guys!!!
     
  2. vwfye
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    vwfye
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    from SW Oregon

    here is my after/before pics of cleaning off 40 years of goo!
     

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  3. vwfye
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    vwfye
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    from SW Oregon

    more info from my set up!

    Hilborn 1600-v-4 mfi I have acquired. The nozzles are 18as, the primary bypass has a jet stamped 080 The pump is a BL 235, the Primary Bypass has an 080 jet in it with a thick spring. The secondary bypass has a thin spring behind the poppet.

    anyone have an idea of what fuel pressure i would see at the nozzles?
     
  4. vwfye
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    vwfye
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    from SW Oregon

    can you tell me how the throttle cable linkage is mounted? is it held in place with a bracket?
     

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