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Symptoms of Mechanical Fuel Pump Failure
Working w/ an '84 Pontiac Firebird 2.8L V6 (w/ carb). Found fuel
leaking out the bottom of the fuel pump. Pulled it and replaced it. I noticed a small hole on the back side of diaphragm. I think this was where the fuel was leaking from. So it doesn't appear to have been getting into the engine like I remember fuel pumps doing back in the day. Q: Is this designed to vent fuel rather than letting it go into the engine like they used to (in the event of failure)? Q: How do you tell if gas got in the oil? I don't see any different coloration and I don't 'smell' it (but changed the oil anyway) Q: Can gas in the oil do serious engine damage? Or will it just evaporate? thanks |
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