Carter Fuel Systems Mechanical Fuel Pump System Automotive Replacement (M6109)
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Carter Fuel Systems Mechanical Fuel Pump System Automotive Replacement (M6109)
- 100% FACTORY TESTED: Carter mechanical fuel pumps have undergone several factory testing and received approval for reliability and long term usage. Experience quality with a reassuring 12 month limited warranty with Carter mechanical pumps.
- REDUCED CORROSION: Mechanical pump is located outside the fuel tank which provides the ultimate protection from corrosion and exposure to contaminates. Preserve your pump in the best condition while receiving reliable fuel.
- SMOOTH & POWERFUL TRANSFER: Keep your vehicle running smoothly with Carter mechanical pump. With an enclosed camshaft, the pump is able to effectively carry fuel to the carburetor because every bit of fuel is suctioned and transported with ease.
- SOLID STURDY BUILT: Tough in construction, Carter mechanical fuel system keeps fuel pressure at bay while effectively enclosing and guarding the fuel heat transfer.
- VEHICLE FIT: Buick Apollo 1975, Century 1977, Electra 1980-1977, Electra 1989-1982, Estate Wagon 1980-1977, Estate Wagon 1983-1982, LeSabre 1980-1977, LeSabre 1990-1982, Regal 1987-1986, Riviera 1980-1977 and more
The Carter Fuel Systems program features unique innovation and solutions by offering premium OE fit, form and function as well as exceptional vehicle coverage and exclusive problem-solving features. Carter Fuel Systems Mechanical Fuel Pumps are designed to meet or exceed OE requirements, and many of these Carter-cast units were original equipment. Stamped steel pumping chamber incorporates a larger diameter diaphragm for high capacity and good vapor handling characteristics.
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