PowerAddict

Is there supposed to be a direct swap aftermarket mechanical fuel pump for the Mercruiser serpentine driven fuel pump system? I bought a Holley marine not thinking anything of it, and the arms are clearly different? Am I just supposed to modify the arm? Or is there a different pump to get?

Thanks,.

Cole2534

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I know of, and used one, for the v belt setups.

Search including the term airtex and it should show up

Unlimited jd

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Take the bottom half off the Holley and attach it to the stock mercruiser top.

PowerAddict

I actually thought about doing that. Is that actually what you're supposed to do?


I've been doing some more searching - is the Mercruiser 454 pump actually a SBC pump? The arms look similar to that of a SBC fuel pump.

Thanks!

AllDodge

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Nope, I just replaced both my mechanical fuel pumps on both boats with Airtex. Airtex makes the Merc pump it's just not painted black. Model 60932

http://www.airtexproducts.com/

PowerAddict

so is there any way to get the Holley 110 GPH fuel pump to work or, if you want something other than a stock replacement do you have to go with electric?

Thanks again.

Cole2534

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60932 is the pump you want.

Unlimited jd

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??? Like I said before take the 6 screws out and swap the lower halves. Done

Jonesyfxr

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I bought a Carter from Summit Racing for my 350 Mercruiser. It had a different arm, but bolted right on and my engine runs flawlessly. I will be putting it in the water tomorrow, I'll let you know how it runs.

PowerAddict

Alright, I didn't know if that was really a solution or not. Sounds good to me.

Sounds good, thank you.