Need help to verify correct original fuel pump for my 67 327/300

[Daniel Y.]

Re: Need help to verify correct original fuel pump for my 67 327/300

I wasn't aware of anyone rebuilding fuel pumps. re plating yes but not rebuilding. if there is someone - I would like to know also m - Thanks!

[Joe L.]

Re: Need help to verify correct original fuel pump for my 67 327/300

I wasn't aware of anyone rebuilding fuel pumps. re plating yes but not rebuilding. if there is someone - I would like to know also m - Thanks!

Daniel and Enzo-------

Paul Baker at Goat Hill Classics in Long Beach, CA

[Larry M.]

Re: Need help to verify correct original fuel pump for my 67 327/300

Daniel and Enzo-------

Paul Baker at Goat Hill Classics in Long Beach, CA

Paul does very good work, but folks often have problems getting their part back in a timely manner. Proceed with caution when using his services. FWIW.

Larry

EDIT: Arthur Gould stated that they are working on tooling and procedures to rebuild the crimped pumps. So far they keep moving the date back, but one day they may get it done.

[Larry M.]

Re: Need help to verify correct original fuel pump for my 67 327/300

AC 48422 is the part number on the pictured displayed as Original small block fuel pump in the 1967 JG.

Look at the fuel pump picture on the right side. The heading is "Original". It has an inset with an arrow point to the flange that is intended to show the part number and date code. I enlarged it to try to read the code and number. The best I could make of it was 48422. That is not the correct. It should be Part No. 40433 for s small block 67. In the text overprinted on the "original" picture it states the date code as "HF" that translate to August 66.

I'm trying to validate my fuel pump but the picture displayed has an incorrect part number and a date code of August 66 not valid for my April 67 Vette.

Ron

Ron:

From the archives, regarding date coding of fuel pumps. https://www.forums.ncrs.org/showthre...ump+date+codes. Appears the number/letter date codes began in the late 1960's or later. 9H could be the 9th day of 1968.....................

Larry