Ken, I have some used fuel pumps that I would sell cheap - but I really
suggest you do what I do - Put in an electric fuel pump - inexpensive
and they work very well - I have had two engine compartment explosions
from leaking fuel pumps and hoses - with the electric pumps being up in
the open it is easy to check out the connections and hoses. Dave
Kenneth Fingerlos wrote:
>Ok.. Just took my Seasport-II into the shop to have it checked out and serviced.
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>Good news is it seems to be in good shape, bad news is that the fuel pump diapham has a hole.
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>So... new fuel pump.
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>the local guy has a pretty good lock on the market - he's it in about a 45 mile radius. Gotta drive an hour to go elsewhere.
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>Now my question - I'm told the pump is no longer available; The local guy has found a new OEM pump for $300; and says that he doesn't have access to anything else. So for him to do it that's the price.
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>Does this seem reasonable? Boat is 37 years old, but at least from what I've seen the engine/outdrive was used for quite a while.
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>I'm wondering if a second opinion is needed here.
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>Thanks,
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>Kenneth
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