I have a 1978 olds 98 with a 403 engine. I change the fuel pump but not sure if I installed it correctly. Cause its not pumping and someone told me about a push rod

Asked by majorplaya Mar 28, 2015 at 06:28 PM about the Oldsmobile Regency

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The fuel pump you have does not use a push rod it rides directly on the cam eccentric on the front of the timing chain (see pic)

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majorplaya answered 9 years ago

Okay, I need to make sure that it's on the came

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majorplaya answered 9 years ago

I think I just stuck it in

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majorplaya answered 9 years ago

Thanks a lot that really helped me out!

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I have a 1978 olds 98 with a 403 engine. I change the fuel pump but not sure if I installed it correctly. Cause its not pumping and someone told me about a push rod

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I have a 1978 olds 98 with a 403 engine. I change the fuel pump but not sure if I installed it correctly. Cause its not pumping and someone told me about a push rod

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