Fuel pump
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Fuel pump
I have an A/C Delco fuel pump on my '68 327ci, 350hp. It has 3 inlets on the bottom of it and the only readable numbers on it are 2076. Does anybody know of someone that can help me find an original A/C Delco to replace it? Or where to send mine to be rebuilt?
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Hi V,
Typically your 68, 327/350 would have a had a fuel pump on it with the part number of 6440658.
There are reproductions available of that # pump, but I'm unsure if a reproduction pump is available for the number you posted.
Regards,
Alan
Typically your 68, 327/350 would have a had a fuel pump on it with the part number of 6440658.
There are reproductions available of that # pump, but I'm unsure if a reproduction pump is available for the number you posted.
Regards,
Alan
Last edited by Alan 71; May 13, 2017 at 10:33 AM.
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Yeah, but mine has 3 inlets/outlets on the bottom of it.
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