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Packard Forum Index » Post-War (1946-54)

Topic: Fuel Pump Mounting Question



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Chuckltd
Re: Fuel Pump Mounting Question
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clipper47 wrote:
The washers were to insulate the pump from heat to prevent vapour lock. The parts listed for the fuel pump include 11" of safety wire so my guess is that bolts working loose was a problem. I have never had a car where this was a problem except this Packard and I have never had another car that had drilled bolt heads either.

My 48 has the drilled bolt heads on the pump as well but no wire was found in them. It came with a Blackstone replacement on the car when I acquired it. Of note: this car most likely came from Canada as well.

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