[TR] [6pack] TR6 fuel pump recommendations?

Bob Wanderer rawanderer at comcast.net
Mon Aug 9 15:58:02 MDT 2010


 Hi Joe,
FWIW, my 1974 TR6 came with a fuel pump w/o the priming lever.  No problems
with it in the 38 months I've owned it (with over 17,000 miles driven in
that time).  Of course, now that I've said that....

Regards,
BobW
Montgomeryville, Pa. (suburban Philly)

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Hi Joe,
Previous owner installed the "Made in Italy" lever pump that I believe is
the one TRF sells.
I don't have the install date however the pump has been fine for 3 years of
my driving.
Regards,
Bob.

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From: "Joe Merone" <jmerone at rocketmail.com>
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Sent: Monday, August 09, 2010 8:51 AM
Subject: [6pack] TR6 fuel pump recommendations?


> Greetings.
>
> A few years ago I replaced my original AC fuel pump - as a precautionary
> measure - with an aftermarket one.  It was 30+ years old - and bound to
die
> soon right?
>
> Only after that did I hear that the quality of these pumps (the ones
without
> the primer levers) were suspect, so I decided to carry around the old pump
in
> the boot.  Good thing, as the "new" one died Friday night on the way to
the
> Hemmings Sports and Exotic Show in Saratoga.  After 90 minutes on the side
of
> the road in the dark - we were off again with the old one installed and
> pumping along doing its job.  One lesson however - make sure you have at
least
> one small 1/2" wrench in your tool bag.  I think you can take a complete
TR6
> apart with one.
>
> The rest of the weekend went fine with great weather and a decent car show
on
> Saturday followed by a trip to the Saratoga Race Track on Sunday.  There
was
> no winning at either event however.
>
> Now - I obviously need to order another pump.  Both TRF and Moss are
selling
> aftermarket units, albeit at widely different prices - TRF ($99), Moss
($50).
> They both look similar, and the design includes the primer.  Does anyone
have
> anything good or bad to say about either?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Joe Merone
> South Burlington, VT
> CF18928
> 5-speed
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