390 fuel pump
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390 fuel pump
i need a new fuel pump for my 390 engine but i don't know what year the engine is. does all the 390 engines come with the same fuel pump or are they changed over the years? also what would be the stock replacement part number for the pump be?
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Carter and AC were 2 of the company's Ford used for fuel pumps. Some had a filter cannister on the bottom and some a inline filter. Summit and Jegs sell the Carter M6905 which is a std high flow replacement. Bout $100. I'm sure NAPA or the other part houses have a more cost effective replacment. If it's an older screw together one there are rebuild kits. Newer stuff is just crimped and not rebuildable. There can be differences in the pump arms. Best thing to do is remove yours and bring it along to match up. If you can post the make and numbers off it that would help. And if it has a cannister filter on the bottom.
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That I have in my Linc/Merc MPC as a "65 352-390 Airtex-fuel pump & filter assy". ID'd by RD-410-MF stamped on mounting flange. Part number D2TZ-9350-A. Catalog code "A" which is Mercury. My parts catalog is a 75 final edtion so I don't know if there is a later more current part number. Or a rebuild kit. Mine does not show a kit number. Bill (numbers dummy) might know. But any parts store should be able to cross ref the correct Merc part number. I have 2 off brand cannister pumps and both have the same fuel pump arm. So bring yours with you to compare. If they can't cross ref the Merc number a 67 GT390 pump with cannister should be the same. But again you'd better double check that.
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That I have in my Linc/Merc MPC as a "65 352-390 Airtex-fuel pump & filter assy". ID'd by RD-410-MF stamped on mounting flange. Part number D2TZ-9350-A. Catalog code "A" which is Mercury. My parts catalog is a 75 final edtion so I don't know if there is a later more current part number. Or a rebuild kit. Mine does not show a kit number. Bill (numbers dummy) might know. But any parts store should be able to cross ref the correct Merc part number. I have 2 off brand cannister pumps and both have the same fuel pump arm. So bring yours with you to compare. If they can't cross ref the Merc number a 67 GT390 pump with cannister should be the same. But again you'd better double check that.
FoMoCo p/n: D2TZ-9350-A
This is the fuel pump Ford came out with in 1972, which replaced all the previous 1963/71 FE (and 1961/64 292 / 1964/72 FT's) fuel pumps car & truck.
There's no repair kit listed for this pump and it wasn't used after 1972.
The pump is obsolete from Ford, but...
While you can prolly find new pumps at NAPA, I did find two NOS (new,old stock) Ford pumps at dealers.
Sopp Ford in Los Angeles, CA has one / Pitts Ford-Mercury in Williamson NY has one.
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Air-Tex Fuel Pump w/filter = RD-410-MF
FoMoCo p/n: D2TZ-9350-A
This is the fuel pump Ford came out with in 1972, which replaced all the previous 1963/71 FE (and 1961/64 292 / 1964/72 FT's) fuel pumps car & truck.
There's no repair kit listed for this pump and it wasn't used after 1972.
The pump is obsolete from Ford, but...
While you can prolly find new pumps at NAPA, I did find two NOS (new,old stock) Ford pumps at dealers.
Sopp Ford in Los Angeles, CA has one / Pitts Ford-Mercury in Williamson NY has one.
FoMoCo p/n: D2TZ-9350-A
This is the fuel pump Ford came out with in 1972, which replaced all the previous 1963/71 FE (and 1961/64 292 / 1964/72 FT's) fuel pumps car & truck.
There's no repair kit listed for this pump and it wasn't used after 1972.
The pump is obsolete from Ford, but...
While you can prolly find new pumps at NAPA, I did find two NOS (new,old stock) Ford pumps at dealers.
Sopp Ford in Los Angeles, CA has one / Pitts Ford-Mercury in Williamson NY has one.
That's good to know Bill thanks. Very interesting there are still some NOS parts out there at the dealers. How does one find out this info?
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not to sure how much luck i will have with the part numbers. everyplace around here does all there searching by make model year which don't help me out at all since i have a 64 f100 with a 390 which they didnt come with that year. what would i ask auto zone in order for a new pump there damn new method sucks and part numbers don't mean a thing at that place anymore?
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not to sure how much luck i will have with the part numbers. everyplace around here does all there searching by make model year which don't help me out at all since i have a 64 f100 with a 390 which they didnt come with that year. what would i ask auto zone in order for a new pump there damn new method sucks and part numbers don't mean a thing at that place anymore?
1965/72 F100/350 352/360/390
1965/68 352/390/428 Galaxie/LTD except Hi-Performance (it fits others besides LTD/Galaxies, but this should do it).
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While we're on this. The "re-build-able pumps" with the screws instead of crimps. I have two of these now and would like to rebuild them. The AutoStoned® crimped POS is such crap the first I bought lasted 10min and was never installed. While assembling the line fittings to the pump "which by the way had to be purchased separately" the housing cracked.. LMAO!!! no so much at the time but I had to when it all set in. Luckily CarQuestion™ had one in stock and we were in business after a short walk.
So is there a rebuild kit for these at NAPA or Ford ? or ?? TIA Bob
So is there a rebuild kit for these at NAPA or Ford ? or ?? TIA Bob
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Bob, take a look see on your fuel pumps for the Carter ID number.
Post what they are, I'll see what's available.
Ford used Carter fuel pumps thru 1971 on FE engines, then replaced them all with the Air-Tex in 1972.
Rebuild kits are available for the Carters, but there are several different kits (lol...you didn't think it would be EZ, did you?).
Post what they are, I'll see what's available.
Ford used Carter fuel pumps thru 1971 on FE engines, then replaced them all with the Air-Tex in 1972.
Rebuild kits are available for the Carters, but there are several different kits (lol...you didn't think it would be EZ, did you?).
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so i can just go to auto zone and say i need a fuel pump for a 1965 390 galaxie or a 1965 f100 360?
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Fuel pump application: F100/350 = 352: 1965/67 / 360/390 = 1968/72 (actually 1968/76 - the pump is different after 1972).
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The 352 was bored out to 360 for the 1968 model year.
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FORD: D2TZ-9350-A / CARTER: RDM-410-M = Fuel Pump
Fits: 1965/67 F100/350 352
Fits: 1968/72 F100/350 360-390.
352 engines were not used after 1967.
The pump was not used on 1973/76 F100/350's with 360/390's.
Fits: 1965/67 F100/350 352
Fits: 1968/72 F100/350 360-390.
352 engines were not used after 1967.
The pump was not used on 1973/76 F100/350's with 360/390's.