1987 Ford 460 questions

[lhill]

Does a 1987 Coachmen Catalina with a 460 carbureted engine have a fuel pump in the tank? Also, is the fuel sending unit separate from the fuel pump? Anyone have part numbers for the fuel pump and/or fuel sending unit? Thanks for any info!

[Mekanic]

Originally Posted by lhill

Does a 1987 Coachmen Catalina with a 460 carbureted engine have a fuel pump in the tank? Also, is the fuel sending unit separate from the fuel pump? Anyone have part numbers for the fuel pump and/or fuel sending unit? Thanks for any info!

If it has a carb, Good bet the pump is on the engine.
If you are have fuel delivery problems The fuel filter is always the cheapest part to replace and first thing to check/replace.
Even if you install any other parts A new filter is REALLY a good idea.

[MOMZnPOPS]

Hello,

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[4x4van]

My 1988 ('87 chassis) Jamboree 27' has a 460, carb. Fuel pump and gauge sending unit is one unit, inside the fuel tank. Bear to get to; gotta drop the tank. I replaced mine a couple years ago, most places wanted $200-$300, got it from Rockauto.com for $167, shipped to my door. Lots of different units available, though, depending on MH length, fuel tank size/location, generator pickup, etc. Best bet is to pull yours out and then match it up (Rockauto has picsof most). Mine was Airtex #E2060S.

[lhill]

Thanks for the info, the tank is about empty so I'll drop it and check the pumps p/n as you suggest. Thanks again!

[Jesse W]

Or replace the old pump with a new one on the rail...