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TBI fuel pumps

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#1 ·
Hey guys....working on a customer's 88 RC that had been modified (TBI eliminated) and the pump was actually completely missing from the inside....yet the manual pump on motor couldn't pull it for what ever reason so I dropped they tank to have a looksy....and of course the nipple broke off the green fuel pump sending unit. So I also have a pump from a 90 TBI 318 van that I could use...other that it's white instead of green and has a big hole where the RC(green) just has an outline where the hole would be. I could swap the tops, but I would need to plug the big hole 1 19/32 or put a nipple in the green one somehow.

I guess I'm after idears. Thanks in advance.e
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#4 ·
Here is a fix. Unfortunately the thread needs reworked. If you read it, and then look at the pics at the end, hopefully you can get the idea.

 
owns 1990 Dodge W200
#8 ·
Correct....the funny thing is on that year doesn't seem to mean nothing.....had a 91 Dodge van with a 360 and a LA style timing cover that the hole for the fuel pump is blocked off in the casting...yet it had a long snout cam. Then I had a 90 model 318 that had regular style timing cover with a typical block off plate covering the hole with a short nosed cam.

This thing already had the 2 barrel carb and intake on it and it's an 87 model engine with a manual fuel pump that seems to be working with a gas can.

This thing was a mess when it got hauled in to me. Point dizzy, but yet it had a brain box on the driver side fender with only 3 wires going to it with butt connectors just pushed on to the pins. The computer was still hanging on the driver side fender also.

It's running now with the brain box that was on the fender....it's mounted where it should be....(heck the bolts where already there, so where the bolts for the voltage regulator) and an electronic dizzy that I had laying around and wired up correctly. Had a GM one wire alt also....threw that outside and wired up the 88 style alternator with the older style regulator.

Thanks again for the help everybody.

Lee