AC delco fuel pump for Triumph Herald and Triumph spares

By malumbu
April 28, 2016 in Wanted

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Posted April 28, 2016

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Posted April 28, 2016

I expect that that was pretty ubiquitous on British cars in the 60s and 70s. Before I buy a new one it would be nice to check that the problem is with the pump rather than a blockage or air leak.

Hardly worth refurbing them any more, but gone are the days when I can go down a scrap yard and pick one up for a few quid.

As a youth loads of us played with cars, and kept odds and sods. As a hoarder I still have a load of stuff that I keep for a rainy day (and should really get rid of). Perhaps you do to. We can discuss prices - happy to help offload stuff on ebay if you do have a pile of Herald/Sptifire/Vitesse spares

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