Re: [alfa] SPICA Fuel System

[sherwood white <vze2skmv@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

the fuel injection pump is a tiny part of spica injection working right and
continuning to work right. i started on alfa's in 75 the middle of spica the
oldest spica pump was 6 years old most of the spica cars in the country did not
run right it was not because they needed a rebuilt pump it is all in the set up
or tuning- sure i ran across pumps with broken rack control springs changed in
the car done in 1 hour paid factory warr. flat rate 5.5 hrs. money maker or cold
start hanging up had to remove the pump for that one or a reseal but believe me
finding some one to set it up or even the right instructions good luck i have
seen some of the set up instructions on the list people like to talk but don't
have a clue of what they are talking about and well if you don't know any better
i guess you listen i will have to right a book my bad back and lack of enough
alfa's to work on is freeing up time for that

Richard Welty wrote:

> On Thu, 25 Sep 2003 23:08:48 -0400 George Perolli <george@domain.elided> wrote:
>
> > My question is: If I install a rebuilt SPICA pump, am I going to
> > continue to have problems or will the car run well for the next few
> > years with little problems.
>
> as far as i know, the rebuilt spica pumps are by wes ingram and are first
> rate. they'll be good for quite a few years.
>
> richard
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