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The fuel pump is located on the right side of the engine block.

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Note that early A-series and late A-series fuel pumps differ:

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Table of contents

1 Repair 2 Electric Fuel Pump 3 EFI Fuel Pumps 4 Part Numbers

Repair

The original fuel pump is easy to repair. You can generally take them apart, clean it, then put back together using the original gasket.

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Electric Fuel Pump

An electric fuel pump can be fitted if the stock mechanical pump goes bad.

• Nissan type "Transistor"

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  PN 17010-A7600

• Nissan

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• Aftermarket

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Advantage: - Easy to troubleshoot - Primes the carb fuel bowl Disadvantage - Extra wire needed - Noisy

EFI Fuel Pumps

Electronic Fuel Injection generally requires a medium-pressure or high-pressure pump. For details, see:* Search for: Engine Swaps for various engine types

• EFI for A-series engine

Part Numbers

17010-H6225