VRO fuel pump needed

[spareparts]

is it a cross flow or looper V4?

[spareparts]

looks like a cross flow, pull the plate off the manifold where the hos hooks up and you can mount a pre oil injection fuel pump right in place, you may have to play with the fuel lines to make the bend

[Hedge]

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Here's other pics of the motor, maybe you can determine from these, then put an APB out on the dude in the pics.

[THEFERMANATOR]

You have a looper, so you MUST run the VRO style pump. And all VRO pumps for the V-4, V6, and V8's are the same(just the V8 uses 2). I'd offer you the one i have, but it works for about 5 minutes and hangs up and blocks off all fuel flow. Chased it for over a month before I finally figured out the diaphram was blocking the fuel flow when it hung open.

[spareparts]

Hey ferm what about using a merc v6 remote mounted pump. They are way cheaper than the omc pump. I ran a cross flow v6 on my 120 looper with out any issue. But I remember you said something about a cross flow pump not working with a looper . Seems like the Merc would be the way to go

[THEFERMANATOR]

The MERC pump may work as it would be meant for a loopers lower crankcase pressure. I know I tried a regular OMC crossflow pump on my 140 looper, and it worked great until it hit 4000 RPM's, then the pump just quit working. The VRO pumps are designed to work well with virtually no crankcase pressure at all, and is why they work on the loopers.

[Hedge]

Guys I'm going out on a limb here, but would an inline fuel pump work? Something like this... Showing 4psi