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Old 14-09-18, 14:59
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I have successfully broken the rivet and moved the shafts across the diaphragms in the past, but your mileage may vary. I once salvaged about a dozen pump overhaul kits for the M38A1 jeeps which were heading for the garbage can, and they have repaired a lot of fuel pumps. Your success in this may vary, but since the part is already bought you won't really be out anything.
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