Fuel Pump Research

[x66 714]

F1140524 68 06B 327/210

Can you double check that number please. Thank you, Joe

[68camaroz28]

I have this info and pics post #1260: July67 produced NOS fuel pump looked like with the yellow zinc bowl. A couple years ago I purchased this fuel pump when Jere Stahl (RIP) was going out of business. I noted it was a correct number for our 68 Z/28 and wanted it for possible replacement if our re-built one goes bad. Even a good look at what the gasket looked like. The first "G" denotes the month (July) and the 2nd "G" denotes the year (67).
https://www.camaros.net/threads/time-for-another-68-z-28-to-be-restored.182584/page-63#post-3752106

[x66 714]

He posted "F11" which doesn't fit in either date coding.....Joe

[rare396bronze]

Looked at again in daylight FH40524

[x66 714]

Looked at again in daylight FH40524

Thank you for checking....Joe

[x66 714]

This post has been looked at 684 times so far. Thank you to all those who have read this & provided data. We could use some more data still, especially on 40727 pumps. I don't have any positive proof that the 40727 existed for the 1969 model year 396/402 engines. Thank you, Joe

[Mike S]

Still original pump on the 396/325
Engine Prefix: T0214MZ
Pump stamping: AG40468

Mike

[169INDY]

1968 302 LA 12D

[x66 714]

Spooky on Yenko just posted a GH40669. Add it to the list of knowns....Joe

[169INDY]

Later Service unit BBC

[x66 714]

Thank you Jim...Joe

[Jonesy]

Goathill no longer has the parts to rebuild them & at last conversation he doesn't know where, when or if he will have the parts. I orders a 40524 pump from him in Feb 2021. Still don't have it. He did cash my check in March of 2021
Fred is a little back logged also as he is taking care of family which always comes 1st. Fred has 2 of my 40524s...Joe

GoatHill is a real LOSER. He took me and many others. He only takes checks and cashes them and doesnt send you anything because he doesnt have it!! Then gives you a run around and some BS excuses. Dont deal with this guy! BAD NEWS!!

[David K]

Has there been a definitive fuel pump decoding chart? I read the posts but nothing seemed to be conclusive. My pump has failed and I've found several NOS but would like to know when they were built first out of curiosity. Obviously the numbers I know, but the prefixes is what I am trying to figure out.

[x66 714]

Assm line pumps & very early NOS pumps will have a 2 letter code. The 1st letter is the month A-L indicating A=January etc. The 2nd letter indicates the year F=1966, G=1967, H=1968, I=1969, & J=1970. In 1971 pumps had Julian dates 1-365 followed by a letter. K=1971, L-1972, etc. A 123k40727 would be May 3rd 1971....Joe

[David K]

X66 -thanks. I have a few NOS I'm looking at because my diaphragm has failed.  Is the one photo just a doubled stamp C? Then this would be a March a 1969?
251S would be day 251 of 19??
051—1973