VINTAGE FUEL PUMPS FOR SALE

About Fuel Pressure: Original factory manuals specify a fuel pressure of approximately 1.30 to 1.87 pounds per square inch (psi). Although the preload on the diaphragm is designed to set the fuel pressure within this range, we recommend you check the pressure with a gauge after you install the pump in your engine. If you find the pressure too great, you can reduce it by adding another gasket between the pump and base or between the pump base and case.
Porsche 356-A Fuel Pump |
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View 1 Restored Porsche Fuel Pump |
View 2 Restored Porsche Fuel Pump |
IN STOCK—$125
Domed fuel pump with dual out-going lines for Porsche 356-A.
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VW 25hp fuel pump/8mm fittings |
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(Photo currently unavailable) Flat top style fuel pump with threaded fittings for 8 mm fuel line used on VW 25 hp powered beetle and transporter engines through October 1952. |
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VW 36 hp fuel pump/6mm fittings, ‘54 - ‘55 |
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View 1. VW 36 hp fuel pump |
View 2. VW 36 hp fuel pump |
IN STOCK—$90
Domed style fuel pump with threaded fittings for 6mm fuel line with machine screw access on fuel pump base used on VW 36 hp powered beetle and transporter engines from December 1953 through July 1955. |
VW 36hp fuel pump, ’56-‘58 |
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IN STOCK - $85.00 Domed style fuel pump with threaded fittings for 6mm fuel line without machine screw access used on VW 36 hp powered beetle and transporter engines from July 1955 through August 1958. |
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Three views shown of VW 36hp fuel pump, ’56-‘58 | |
VW 36hp fuel pump, ’59 and later |
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IN STOCK -
$80.00
Domed style fuel pump with threaded fittings for 6mm fuel line with internal fuel filter and brass threaded nut for access used on 36hp powered beetle and transporter engines from August 1958 through August 1960. |




