Looking for a fuel pump for my 1972 that isn't $900. I've encountered a few used and allegedly rebuilt ones. I stumbled across this the other night. Not crazy about putting a non-OEM part on this car, but it is not going to be a concours car anytime soon. Just want a reliable, slightly above average driver to cruise around town in for the next few years. Anyone have experience with this product? Thanks.
https://store.allzim.com/zims-replac...-73-w-mfi.html
I got one for $600 a couple years back from one of the online porsche parts dealers. PM if you want their name
eBay : High Flow Electric Fuel Pump 97 GPH 7-9 PSI. If pressure and flow rates are close, then time needed for proper hardware and fittings. Pump : $49.00
I had my original MFI fuel pump rebuilt/restored by Fuel Injection Corp
https://fuelinjectioncorp.com/products/fuel-pumps/
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I commented on this very subject about 5 years ago: https://www.early911sregistry.org/fo...-MFI-fuel-pump
Hope this helps.
Jay
1946 Willys Army Jeep
1956 356A Cab
1957 356A Speedster
1959 Austin-Healey Sprite
1962 356B Notchback
1969 911T 'Speedster'
1971 911S
1974 Ford Ranchero
1986 911 Carrera Cab
1993 Audi V8Q
2001 Mazda Miata 'Daughters Car'
2008 Audi S6
2018 Panamera 4S 'Wife's Car'
Thanks everyone.
Ordered this kit yesterday. Will try to update this thread with the installation experience. On a related note, we got the 1972 to fire up and run for a couple seconds with some gas from a bottle. First time sparking and running in 34 years.
Happy Thanksgiving eve everyone. Happy to report that Zim's fuel pump worked and (with a lot of help and many other new parts) the 1972 911 I picked up last August is again running and driving - after a 33 year hibernation. Look for it on the road in the Carolinas. I am truly excited.
We want pics!
Here's a pic below.Originally Posted by Nickelplated5s
Here's a video at this link. https://streamable.com/edit/z7mj4s
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