Look at the cup for the push rod it is turned around,gl*** bowl would be on top. Not sure if that would work ????
fuel pump on my wifes 54 delivery has the gl*** bowl on top Yep, thats what i would think, aftermarket
It is a flathead pump, probably a aftermarket replacement. All AC fuel pumps have a 4 digit #. Most are on the mounting flange sometimes it is a tag held down with a screw. If this pump has a # I can most likely tell you what it fits. Carter pumps also have a code. But, in Carter carburetors infinite wisdom they never kept a good record of what the # fit. They intended to sell new pumps not rebuild them. Mike
for you "it's upside down" folks - that cup swivels - so it can go either way. Flathead is also my guess. Looks to me to be aftermarket, and that's quite likely if there are no numbers anywhere.
Ok, so that does not work. Bottom of pump hits the intake manifold. Is there a higher fuel pump stand for this type of pump out there. I have been working on flatheads for a long time and do not know of any but I also did not know nothing about a "bus pump" also. So any suggestions ??? Thanks for any info. Tom
Not sure on that one, some of the intake have the fuel pump stand turned, dunno if they make a stand with a different clock. i do think they list 2 different lenght fuel pump pushrods so maybe they do, i have a box of stands but wont be able to dig them out till tomorrow, ill take a peak at em then. jeff
You have a 8ba engine and they use the angled pump mount. I had to make a 3/8 spacer for my pump on a Offy manifold because it was really a 8ba design that they sold as a 48 and earlier. I had to add to the rod too. I think it is a high volume pump for a flathead.
Wow that is on old high volume bus pump. Back in the day that was what they ran on 3 or 4 carb setups...very rare and $$$