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I have been wanting to install a ported pump and hydro lift on my 1250.....then I found this parts 129 (at least I think it is a 129, he said it has a K301) for $75.00.
I know I can do this, but is there a reason I shouldn't just put the whole rear and hydro pump out of this in my 1250, or should I switch the pump only?
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personally I would just change the pump...It would give you good reason to give everything inside a good look, and also change out the hy-trans and gaskets right away...
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Yes, I will defiantly change the gaskets if I do change the pump.....but I really don't want to. :biggrin2.gif:
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I finally got the 129 home, and I am pretty sure I want to keep the lift on and use it.
So I tried it to see if it would at least fire with starting fluid (because the gas tank is off), I had to use jumper cables because some of the wiring under the dash is broke. It did have spark, but It won't even try to fire, anyone have ideas?
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You gotta start checking stuff...that could be dozens of things. I would fix the wiring, get a gas tank on it, rebuild the carb, make sure it has compression, and THEN try to start it.
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Yes, but I am just trying to hear it fire, not run. And it does have compression.
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