Ford Courier fuel pump
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From: Fort Lauderdale, FL
Ford Courier parts
I can get you one but I have already been admonished not to publish my contact info in the threads .....
Frankly, I don't understand the logic of this mandate.
I am not a spammer, but I do happen to have some Ford Courier parts along with parts books etc.
So .... how exactly can I help others.
I can not PM anyone or send them an email via the system.
Bruce Toski (is it ok to put my real name ?)
Frankly, I don't understand the logic of this mandate.
I am not a spammer, but I do happen to have some Ford Courier parts along with parts books etc.
So .... how exactly can I help others.
I can not PM anyone or send them an email via the system.
Bruce Toski (is it ok to put my real name ?)
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I have had scores of couriers over the years and anywhere from 1972-1984 they all had electric fuel pumps mounted under the bed at the fuel tank. this goes for mazdas of the same years. go down to your local auto parts and get a generic electric inline fuel pump should run you around 20 bucks.
74REPU...
got any pics of ur rotary pickup? Ive had several of those as well, loved them to pieces! I think they dont like sales on the bords because it would turn the help section into a swap meet and would not be as helpfull to the ones in need of help and they would have to weed thru all the "advertising"
it doesnt take long to get past the 15 minimum posting limit and does not bother most people that are here. if he wants too he can contact you if he so desires. but only after he reaches the minimum posting limit. it helps to keep the spammers outa here. with only small anoynces to the rest of us.
74REPU...
got any pics of ur rotary pickup? Ive had several of those as well, loved them to pieces! I think they dont like sales on the bords because it would turn the help section into a swap meet and would not be as helpfull to the ones in need of help and they would have to weed thru all the "advertising"
it doesnt take long to get past the 15 minimum posting limit and does not bother most people that are here. if he wants too he can contact you if he so desires. but only after he reaches the minimum posting limit. it helps to keep the spammers outa here. with only small anoynces to the rest of us.
Last edited by dots; Nov 18, 2004 at 03:48 PM.
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From: Fort Lauderdale, FL
Courier / REPU
What is strange is that I was able to PM someone ..... but only once.
I see no way to submit or attach a pic.
Check out my club and contact me thru the club.
http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/...yenginepickup/
Bruce Toski
I see no way to submit or attach a pic.
Check out my club and contact me thru the club.
http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/...yenginepickup/
Bruce Toski
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From: The Big, Oregon
Couriers and Mazda B-series pickups used a low-pressure electric fuel pump that is identicle to the one you see in Auto Bone all the time. It's usually mounted on top of the frame, right under the gap between the cab and bed.
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