FUEL PUMP REPLACEMENT, any afforable options? Options

[chazt74914]

So I had replaced all the old frayed fuel lines under my '74 2.0 since they were starting to leak. Now that I have finished, (bitch of a job under that RH side) the electric fuel pump has started seeping fuel from the electrical connect terminal area.
This original style pump looks to be a sealed unit and the only replacement option I have found is a rebuilt from Auto Atlanta @ $400 exchange. There are other elect pumps out there for less but are designated for carb units. I still have the D-jet system in place and working well so I am not interested in converting to carbs.
Anybody out there know of a less-expensive option?

[drewvw]

I did mine last year for a 1.7 with the following based on some archive research here:

+ Bosch Fuel Pump Part Number. BSH 69133
8mm OD on the inlet, 12mm OD on the outlet

+ Napa Fuel Filter 3274
10 mm inlet, 13mm outlet

+ Piece of Rubber. Reuse the bracket from the old pump, you'll find that it's too big. I was able to get mine to work by wrapping the pump with a piece of rubber.


Can be purchased at NAPA or online. Worked well. There are a few different ways to do the filter but the pump was inexpensive and is a 2 port.

[87m491]

"8mm OD inlet, 12mm OD outlet"? on mine the inlet is bigger and outlet is smaller..

I did mine last year for a 1.7 with the following based on some archive research here:

+ Bosch Fuel Pump Part Number. BSH 69133
8mm OD on the inlet, 12mm OD on the outlet

+ Napa Fuel Filter 3274
10 mm inlet, 13mm outlet

+ Piece of Rubber. Reuse the bracket from the old pump, you'll find that it's too big. I was able to get mine to work by wrapping the pump with a piece of rubber.


Can be purchased at NAPA or online. Worked well. There are a few different ways to do the filter but the pump was inexpensive and is a 2 port.