I have a Holley Blue pump that is used for my primer plus system and is running to a regulator that is set to 7.5 lbs. It’s leaking out the vent hole 1 drop of fuel every 10 seconds.
Here’s my question. Where is this pump leaking internally that makes fuel come out the vent hole?
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Originally posted by green1: I don’t believe you can replace shaft seal in a Holley blue pump. Could be wrong but couldn’t in the past. Seal is put in first then bushing.
This makes sense because that part is not offered in the repair kit.
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I destroyed one just to get it apart and see what was what. I got several laying around that leak just like yours that I just use for pumping out of drum and such.
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I replaced this 7 yr old blue pump with a red pump last night only because it fit the mounting and plumbing of the rear 3 gal cell. The red pump puts out 7 psi which is close to what the regulator was set to with the blue and should work the same.
Thanks for all the help.
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Originally posted by TD3550: Just curious. Is the Red serviceable?
Same as blue pump for replaceable parts that I viewed. If it leaks out the vent hole it’s a throw away. It was less expensive than blue pump that comes with a regulator.
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