Barry Grant fuel pumps
 

Any one know who rebuilds Barry Grant fuel pumps????

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My son bought kits for his off ebay.

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Just went to ebay and checked. Looks like you can buy everything.

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The best place would be the trash can! Get an Aeromotive!!!

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Out of business for a reason. Junk

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lololol. Just looking to have them as spares!!

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The e bay parts are good did two pumps for myself
greg

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Send them to Barry Grant he is still doing work here is his facebook page.
https://www.facebook.com/barry.grant.756

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The rebuild center in China.

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I have a good used bg400 if anyone needs one . Pm me .

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"Quick fuel" took over the Barry Grant pump designs thats now part of the Holley group of companies . call them

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Try All State Carbarator in Deer Park New York. He bought the tooling for the 280 and 400. He rebuilt all of my pieces and they turned out great. His name is Jim, I don't have the number handy but you can get from information. Thanks Joe Fasano

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My BG 400 pump has pressure but low volume. Does these kits have more then just o-rings

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x2 on all state carb
631-234-8327 Jim

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I have a "new" used BG280, rebuilt by BG when they were in Dahlonega. Still in plastic bag, was a spare for me. Its for sale too

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Several parts. I think you would be best to send it out. They have a special seal between pump housing and motor, impeller and vanes, a fiber type collar in the pump housing and the 400's needed the updated wear plate. Also it is super important you adjust pressure at the pump. I think 25lbs. is the magic number. On my combo it's difficult to access, big mistake on the build process. Anyhow i think it was cranked up way too high and failed/ate itself up. Made for a bad weekend with long tow home.