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CARTER 3939 fuel pump ; date 5H

Started by Keith Litteken, May 02, 2019, 08:52:10 AM

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Keith Litteken

What is this fuel pump for? I do not have information to refer to.
Thanks,
Keith


Rickmustang

#2
Keith. 3939 is an original hipo double spring pump. I think you found gold lol. It does not have a button top for some reason. Rick
1965 G.T. 350
1967 Fairlane GT - 390 4-speed
1970 Mach 1 - 428CJ 4-speed/AC
1971 Mach 1 - 429CJ auto/AC
2005 Ford GT

Keith Litteken

#3
Looks like there is more to that date code. The phone camera can see better than my eyes. Looks like 5H5A
Thanks,
Keith

Keith Litteken

I had one before without a button top so I sold it. This came with a motor I bought on Tuesday, I am thinking it is original to that motor. Button top is a big question?

Keith Litteken


s2ms

Keith,

This looks to be a later 3939 service replacement made after the button top style was phased out. I believe the date code in this case is August 5th, 1975.

Dave
Dave - 6S1757

paul

Does it one or two springs installed?


Rickmustang

Agree. Service part if no button and only one spring.
1965 G.T. 350
1967 Fairlane GT - 390 4-speed
1970 Mach 1 - 428CJ 4-speed/AC
1971 Mach 1 - 429CJ auto/AC
2005 Ford GT

Bob Gaines

65 289 used the integral fuel filter like that pump. A service replacement part that does not look like the assemblyline pump regardless of if the flange number matches a hipo number or not. Sorry to say that one is not of any real value. 10-15.00 maybe to the right person who doesn't want to spend money on a new 60.00 replacement and will take a chance that it works to save money. Just my observations. Others may have different. 
Bob Gaines,Shelby Enthusiast, Shelby Collector , Shelby Concours judge SAAC,MCA,Mid America Shelby

Keith Litteken