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FatBoy 06-13-2013 05:32 AM

289 Fuel Pumps
 
What was the original fuel pump configuration on original 289 Cobras? I'm primarily interested in the road cars, but I would also like to know what differences were on the race cars.

Thank you,
Paul

1985 CCX 06-13-2013 07:37 AM

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Paul

The small block cars used Carter mechanical pumps up front as Ford provided.
The race cars I have seen without long range tanks added an electriccal SW unit in the left rear of the trunk.

I have seen this configuration in Dragonsnakes (pictured) and a LeMans car each with slightly different positioning however basically the same.

Pictured is my car...

bkozlow 06-13-2013 08:16 AM

The Daytona Coupes used three BENDIX (light metalic blue in color) pumps.

Bill K

Russ Dickey 06-13-2013 08:28 AM

Before the Carter X pumps were used, didn't the 260s and early 289s utilize a separate fuel filter unit?

A-Snake 06-13-2013 02:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ Dickey (Post 1248449)
Before the Carter X pumps were used, didn't the 260s and early 289s utilize a separate fuel filter unit?

Correct, mounted to the left head. ;)

Dan Case 06-13-2013 04:48 PM

HP289 Cobra Fuel Pump
 
Cobras with through CSX2125 fitted with mechanical pumps got a 1962 Ford design assembly.


By chassis number CSX2126 and later cars were fitted with the 1963˝ design Carter® 3623S model for all 260/289/HP289 1963 Fairlanes. The earliest dated pump in my database is before HP289s were introduced. The 3623S was a 1963 model year pump for V-8 Fairlanes. The 3623S was replaced in regular Fords with the 3732S for the 1964 model year. Later the 3734S replaced the 3732S. Cobras street and race CSX2126 and later for the 1963-65 model years used the 3623S pump. They could not be used as they were in Fairlanes. Chassis interference on a Cobra created the need for the valve bodies to be rotated forward. The stock Ford steel line would not work with the turned valve body so engine installers cut the steel line above the pump, installed an Eelco® brand 90° elbow fitting, a rubber jumper hose, and two Murray® brand hose clamps.


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