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I'm helping a friend with his Stewart vacuum fuel pump. I cant find the right size fitting for the fuel inlet. Anything I try is either to big or to small. All the other holes are 1/8 and 3/8. But the fuel port is an odd size. Anyone know what size it is and where I can find it? Thank you.
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Vacuum fuel pumps were not offered for the early Ford V8's maybe Ford Y blocks.
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Vacuum fuel pumps used on 52'-53' Mercurys
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Is it the flexible body to pump line. If so check with early Ford parts supplier.
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Some pumps used 1/2"-20 fittings.
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