thanks would you happen to have a refernce number?

1953 caviler touring sedan. 327

It has been a while since I have been on the forum. I however need some help in trying to figure out if this is the correct fuel pump or not for my packard. Any thoughts would be great thanks.
the number on the fuel pump is : 9589

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I mean I'm actually just tickled that it actually runs I did not have very high hopes for it but it runs and when I hold it to idle the engine actually doesn't sound that bad I don't think I actually hear anything you know knocking or anything

But it's actually what I was thinking cuz like you said I have to hold it in order for it to idle it seems like after a little bit I'm able to decrease the amount of pressure I put on the throttle without it stalling. I mean this car has literally not run in 40 years give or take so I know it's going to take a little bit of time for it to come back around work it's kinks out

I mean the smoking isn't too bad I mean it was really bad at first like I'm inside the garage and it filled the entire garage both the base but it has subsided a little bit so I think it'll be okay just needs to run and with fresh oil

Absolutely definitely going to change all the fluids I just got some I just ordered antifreeze oil filter I got the Shell rotella t4 1540 I believe but as far as the carburetor it has been rebuilt already oh it's probably been a couple years anyway I don't think it's been any more than 3 years tops but I mean it'll run but I have to hold the throttle open a little bit in order for it to stay running I don't know if maybe just cuz like you said it's sat for a while and you know maybe it just needs to work its way through but I will definitely look into cleaning it at least

Hey thanks Jerome I appreciate it and I appreciate your help too turns out it was just the points now I just got to figure out the adjustment and adjustment on the carburetor so it at least idle by itself and then I can tackle the nightmare of the fuel pump installation

Also does anybody have any thoughts on whether I should use any certain kind of oil antifreeze transmission fluid especially after it's been sitting for so long which they need to be cleaned out changed?

Yeah it took it took quite a bit to get it to actually start a lot of starting fluid a lot of starting fluid and backfiring a lot of rust coming out of the exhaust pipe smoking like a basket for a little while still smoking but it's not quite as bad I even flooded events but the main thing is she's running

So I just wanted to let everyone know that I appreciate all the advice and tips and everything else I finally got the package to run last night still got some work to do with it cuz it won't stay running on its own I got to probably adjust the carburetor so that it'll at least idle but she runs I didn't really hear any odd noises coming from the engine so I mean that's a good thing but I won't be able to really know for certain what's really going on with it if anything until I can get it to idle on its own