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#91049112511
11A-9349 Fuel Pump Rebuild Kit, Ford 6 Cylinder/Flathead V8
- OEM Reproduction 11A-9349 Fuel Pump Rebuild Kit
- For Ford 6 Cylinder / Flathead V8
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Product Summary
- OEM Reproduction 11A-9349 Fuel Pump Rebuild Kit
- For Ford 6 Cylinder / Flathead V8
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Speedway Motors 91049112511 Details
Get the most out of your current fuel pump with a fuel pump rebuild kit for 1947-1953 Ford fuel pumps with glass fuel bowls.
Rebuild kit for the following pumps:
CARB Warning
For race/ off road use or for use on pre-1966 vehicles.
CARB Warning
For race/ off road use or for use on pre-1966 vehicles.
Speedway Motors 91049112511 Specifications
Speedway Motors 91049112511 Specifications
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| MFG. Part # | 91049112511 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
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| Sold in Quantity | Each |
Ratings & Reviews
4.3
9 Reviews
Customers appreciate the product's usability and high-quality materials, reinforcing that it operates as promised. Some mentioned a primary issue tied to the diaphragm's incorrect indexing in relation to the lifter shaft; this could lead to rapid failures and difficulty aligning without damaging it. However, despite these issues, customers would purchase the product again, indicating its favourable comparison to alternatives. It's clear that the product's positive qualities outweigh any challenges encountered.
Ratings & Reviews
4.3
9 Reviews
Customers appreciate the product's usability and high-quality materials, reinforcing that it operates as promised. Some mentioned a primary issue tied to the diaphragm's incorrect indexing in relation to the lifter shaft; this could lead to rapid failures and difficulty aligning without damaging it. However, despite these issues, customers would purchase the product again, indicating its favourable comparison to alternatives. It's clear that the product's positive qualities outweigh any challenges encountered.
4.3
9 reviews
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I would buy again!
4.0
4 months ago
Flathead Greg
Louisiana, MO
Verified
Works well… fuel pump is repaired!
Would Recommend
I would buy again and intend to
4.0
6 months ago
Martene
missouri
Verified
Parts appear to be great quality, especially the drive parts. The diaphragm holes, however, seem to be in the wrong place--it says on the box Nissan and Toyota so perhaps the thing interchanges. Keep the old diaphragm as a pattern to punch new holes
Would Recommend
Good website
5.0
8 months ago
Dave
Atlanta
Verified
The parts fit great!
Would Recommend
I would buy this product again.
5.0
a year ago
B. A.
Medaryville, In.
Verified
I'm rebuilding a 1941 Ford Coupe and the product worked great. The delivery was prompt and the item arrived in good condition.
Would Recommend
Nice kit
5.0
a year ago
Mike
Texas
Verified
Kit was pretty good in my opinion. I didn't have an issue getting the diaphragm and screws to line up. It wasn't perfect but worked fine.
Would Recommend
I would buy this rebuild kit again
5.0
a year ago
Stash
Edison NJ
Verified
I would use this kit again and will in the near future so I can have a back up pump on the shelf reddy to go.
Would Recommend
I would by it again.
4.0
2 years ago
David
Greenfield Ma.
Verified
Good service
Would Recommend
I would buy again
5.0
4 years ago
Bill
Divide Co
Verified
Easy and worked as it should
Would Recommend
Poor Quality Assurance Check
2.0
5 years ago
Carburetor Specialist
Hotchkiss, CO
It all looks good and well made. But...the diaphragm was not correctly indexed relative to the lifter shaft. The choice is to repunch the screw holes or try to twist the diaphragm under the center flange. If not correctly indexed, the lifter arm can't be engaged. If by chance you get it on, it will twist the diaphragm causing rapid failure. The flanges are pressed tight, so it's nearly impossible to reindex the diaphragm without damaging it. Putting new screw holes into the diaphragm is a little tricky and requires a hollow punch. I ultimately ended up buying a complete pump assembly.
Would Not Recommend
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