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> 73 D-Jet 3 port fuel pump, Is my fuel flowing right ??
David_S
post Jan 23 2014, 02:08 AM
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I decided that before I installed and plumbed my fuel pump that it may be a good idea to mess with it on the bench first. My fuel pump is on the bench and hot wiring it direct to a battery for power. If I use the "S" port for suction, I get no flow from the "D" port, and lots of flow from the "R" port. Is this right since it cant build any kind of pressure right now, or should I be getting fuel out of the "D" port instead of "R" ?? The fuel pump is all that I need to see if this thing will run again !!! Thanks in advance !!
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Dave_Darling
post Jan 23 2014, 09:47 AM
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At a guess, there is a blockage in the D port, which means all the fuel comes out the R port. I thin even if the spring-loaded valve for the R port were stuck open, you'd still get some flow out of the D port.

You can remove the pump part from the motor. Make sure you mark and take pictures; the pump parts can go on several different orientations (two or four for each of two pieces) and only one or two of those is correct. The four screws in the end cover are the only thing holding the pump on. You may be able to find and fix the blockage after you take it apart...

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