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Old 06-01-2017, 09:03 PM
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Doesn't the rubber diaphragm go bad after all them years?
Good question! What's the general experience with NOS fuel pumps? Anybody have any bad times with them?
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Good question! What's the general experience with NOS fuel pumps? Anybody have any bad times with them?
I have had one go bad.....but then again, the others that I have installed on fully restored concours restorations.....they all have less than 100 miles.

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