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    Can anyone tell if this is an MFI fuel pump?

    Here's the pic:
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    Kenik
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    Looks like one to me.
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    but if that pump has been left out in the open for a while, forget it. Apparently they dont last very long once they have been drained of fuel or the preserving oil they come with inside a sealed plastic bag.
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    Quote Originally Posted by e72phil
    but if that pump has been left out in the open for a while, forget it. Apparently they dont last very long once they have been drained of fuel or the preserving oil they come with inside a sealed plastic bag.
    Interesting; I have not heard this. Are they rebuildable?
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    Quote Originally Posted by kenikh
    Interesting; I have not heard this. Are they rebuildable?
    They're about $195 (rebuilt ones) at Performance Products/Automotion. If you're a PCA member you 15% off that.

    http://www.automotion.com/ProductPage.aspx?pid=102711&name=Fuel+Pump+(Rebuil t)&type=20
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    WHY HAVE I NEVER HEARD OF THIS OPTION...KILLER!
    Kenik
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