Fuel pump issue
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From: Deerfield BCH, FL
I have a gen 6 454, it uses the fuel pump/ water pump setup, does any one know there I can get a rebuild kit for it, the seal is leaking oil,...? Second I bought a holly red marine fuel pump, they say to mount below fuel tank but that's not happening lowest I can get it is mid way... It won't hold pressure when tank low on fuel, does any one recommend a fuel pump that sucks fuel???
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From: hampstead nh
only place ive been able to get them is mercury marine .they are made of stainless w rubber 2 seals are the same # and the very front 1 behind the pully is diff . you will need a puller for the pully and once off punch a hole in the seal and pry it out there will be a snap ring remove that and press the rest out take note on the 2 smaller seals they go opposit from each other .can be done in about an hour . just did 2 last week w brngs and seals .also when you take the fuel pump off you will notice gas in the cavity where gear oil should be
[ no your fuel pump is not bad ]its a very common thing just change the oil even if you put a new pump on same thing next year will happen .hope this helps
[ no your fuel pump is not bad ]its a very common thing just change the oil even if you put a new pump on same thing next year will happen .hope this helps
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From: Omaha, Nebraska. Boat on the Mighty Mo! Longest river in the USA!
I buy the bearings and seals from a local company. I rebuilt a couple 3 weeks ago, $35 each.
If you are leaking from a front seal, you still need to keep oil in the pump even if you block it off and go electric.
If you are leaking from a front seal, you still need to keep oil in the pump even if you block it off and go electric.


