Fuel Pump Research

[x66 714]

the "S" is 1979....Joe

[David K]

Double stamped?

[x66 714]

Yes. March 1969. What is 40616? I don't have that for a 1st gen Camaro....Joe

[David K]

Thanks Joe. Inline 6.

[x66 714]

Finally found another 40727. It has a "KI" date which is Nov 1969. Most likely not correct for a Camaro. Owner said it was his original for his 1/70 LS6 Chevelle. It's another known date....Joe

[David K]

Sometimes they just don't last....20 years.

[1cuda]

Original fuel pump from an April 4th assembled Tonawanda 327

[x66 714]

Thank you 1cuda. So it's T0404? That's a date I didn't have. Joe

[1cuda]

No problem Joe...a very original engine still has it's original distributor cap and rotor...fan belt... heater hoses etc...a wealth of information.
All the best Frank

[David K]

Cuda, what's with the funky stamped numbers?

[bcmiller]

Cuda, what's with the funky stamped numbers?

It is not a US installed engine, it is from a 1968 Australian Holden. 

See this thread.
http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=20741.msg188739#msg188739

[KurtS]

Updated the sheet, adding the parts book listings.