Need a fuel pump for a ‘67 Jeep CJ5

[RobinHood]

Looked on Rockauto, but only saw 3 line and I need a 2 line. Anyone have any recommendations for an auto parts place that sells these ancient things? TIA







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[waterdog]

https://www.vintagejeepparts.com/

[waterdog]

https://www.vintagejeepparts.com/index.php?route=product/product&keyword=67%20cj%205%20fu&product_id=5251

[RobinHood]

https://www.vintagejeepparts.com/ind...roduct_id=5251

Thanks, that’s in Beasley. I can swing through there on the way home one day this week


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[TexasAggie04]

The Anderson family are great people. They can fix you up.

[SaltwaterSlick]

V6? If so, it’s a 236 c I Buick engine. Look for it that way.

[12ring]

I bought one for a 78 at Oreillys.

[bboswell]

Go electric with a pressure regulator, you will be far happier

[kmitchl]

Looks like the GM fuel pumps for the 283 and 327 engines. These had a bad habit of the diaphram rupturing and filling the crankcase with gasoline.

[RobinHood]

Looks like the GM fuel pumps for the 283 and 327 engines. These had a bad habit of the diaphram rupturing and filling the crankcase with gasoline.

That’s what this one did. It’s ruptured and leaking out of that little release hole or whatever you call it. Lol


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[RobinHood]

V6? If so, it’s a 236 c I Buick engine. Look for it that way.

This is what it has in it



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[CoolHandLuke]

The guys earlier are right.

Vintage Jeep parts.com

Give them a call and they will ship to your door. I’ve used them many times.

[RobinHood]

The guys earlier are right.

Vintage Jeep parts.com

Give them a call and they will ship to your door. I’ve used them many times.

I’m definitely going to swing by there this week. I go through Beasley a lot on the way home from work.


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