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#11
June 24th, 2013, 08:50 PM
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Re: fuel pump...maybe
So now fuel pump #2 is installed...
And, in the meantime... the check valve on the brake booster went bye-bye. But that fix was (so far) easy enough... not much more exciting than a suddenly dead brake pedal !  On to the next task... 
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#12
June 25th, 2013, 01:26 AM
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Re: fuel pump...maybe
FYI: Carter has discontinued the M3987 fuel pump for the early 305 V6 engines, a company in Texas has three left, you can Google them. This pump is better quality than the Airtex.
When I received my 1961 4WD GMC Suburban the gas gauge did not work. I dropped the tank and removed the send/pickup unit, the float had filled up and the thin brass conductor was broken. I installed a new float and solder the brass connector. The tank was perfect on the inside, I went ahead and coated it so I would never have a rust problem in the future. The pickup did not have a screen on it and I left it with out one. There is a paper cartridge fuel filter mounted on the frame rail, which is available from most any parts store.
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Clyde McKaba Abbeville,SC 1961 GMC Suburban 4WD 305 V6, 4spd 1966 GMC 3/4T P/U 351 V6, Turbo 400,Gear Vender OD 1969 GMC Suburban 1/2T
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