I have a 1964 F100 2WD 262 I-6 with the fuel pump in the picture below.

I could not find details about this pump anywhere.

When I took it apart, there some weird crap around the lip of the glass bowl. If it was the remains of a gasket, it sure was disintegrated.

The screen in the picture was stuck to the underside of the pump.

Question 1 - is there supposed to be a gasket around the lip of the bowl?

Question 2 - is that screen all there is? Should there be some other filter mechanism?

 

Here is a picture with the glass bowl attached:

 

B7A-9364-A .. Gasket-Fuel Bowl to Fuel Pump / Obsolete

GREEN SALES CO. in Cincinnati OH has 2 = 800-543-4959.

KINSEL L/M in Beaumont TX has 8 = 800-816-2894.

PARTS INTERNATIONAL in Farmers Branch TX has 9 = 888-727-0418.

WESLEY OBSOLETE PARTS in Liberty KY has 20 = 606-787-5293.

 

They are also avaible at Tractor Supply,Tisco,local NH dealer. Same as used on 8N tractor and various other models and many other tractor manufactors.

 

There is a website called "Then and Now Automotive" that has rebuild kits for all kinds of fuel pumps. I just ordered a rebuild kit for my 1957 Volvo that has a fuel pump with a glass bowl similar to yours. The gasket they gave me was made out of cork. I rebuild the whole pump in about 30 minutes and works good as new. The whole kit was about $35.

 

Does anyone know how the screen fits in?

 

The gasket holds the screen in. Put screen in first then gasket. If bowl ever breaks the same places I mentioned before has the bowl.

 

Thanks, 5 star!

It seemed that the fuel pump was working before I took it apart. I'll just put a new gasket in try it out.