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09-02-16, 11:34
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Thank you gentlemen.
My pump has a stand up stud. I am not aware that there was a big and a small pump. Just the "early" type standard fuel pump you would find on a WC 52 Dodge also. As the stand up stud is lower ! than the bulge-like top cover air dome the shield must have a peculiar shape... Will post a pic of my fuel pump later this day. Greetings to the other side of the world;-) Cheers E ____________ Dodge WC 52 Dodge D-15 Studebaker US6 tractor Ford GPW 
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09-02-16, 18:52
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Erwin as David said, it just pokes through a hole
Basically the heat shield is just a piece of plate, with a curve in it, that takes it from the mounting face of the pump, up over the top of the pump. It has one edge folded as a stiffener.
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