I've had 3 teeners, all old ones, and I've never seen a front mount location or picture.
Can anyone post some good pix so on this resto I can move it to the front and make it look original??
Does anyone have a front fuel pump door/cover cheap??
Tx
Doug

Doug,
As far as I know, relocation of the fuel pump to the front of the car is to solve the vapor lock problem.

Steph

Steph:
I know that and it's easier to work on the fuel pump up front too. You might remember the PO before you hacked some pretty ugly holes in the firewalls and I thought instead of welding them both up, I might just trim the outside one and put a fuel pump door on in it!!! I just want to see what it looks like first.
Thanks

i'm pretty sure the Haynes manual shows the location of the pump on the '75/'76 cars.

You'll need the cover/mount from the '75/'76 (too difficult to replicate) plus a different style fuel pump, they went to one with only 2 fittings (in and out)

I just sold my '75 fuel pump on eBay, but still have the mount. I want to keep the cover, shoot me a PM if you want the mount. We'll work something out.
Jim

I converted mine to stock front location using the stock pump cover and mounts. It's pretty easy once you find the used parts.

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Why would the pump have to be different? Could I not just run the 3rd line back to the tank return line???
Besides that I want to put a 6 or a Ruby 4 into this car. I will need a different fuel pump anyway but do sixers put their fuel pumps up front or do they like it in the rear???

Someone I know mounted the pump under the car where the MC is located.

I dunno know, maybe 'cause you said:



It wouldn't look original with the totally wrong pump and plumbing now would it???

You should be able use the stock fuel pump for just about any fuel injected /4 or /6 motor you install, if you go with carbs, you'll need a new pump for sure.

Most fuel pumps "push" fuel better than "suck", so closer to the tank is a good idea...

here is mine, stock pump in front

Here is a another. It is mounted near the steering gear, in the hole where the master cylinder is. These are pics from before I changed the fuel hose under the tank. You can see the tie rod boot in first pic. Click to view attachment