Does a 1973 Toyota OEM fuel pump work fine on a 1981 2F? I am rebuilding a 2f and my existing mechanical fuel pump on my F works fine and would prefer to save a few bucks and transplant it to the 2f.
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yes the pump will work in the block, no spacer needed.
the 73 does not have a return port off the fuel pump like the 1981 does.
spending all that money on a rebuild and not wanting to spend another $100-150?? or whatever replacements are going for now.
the later pump needs a spacer
the 73 does not have a return port off the fuel pump like the 1981 does.
spending all that money on a rebuild and not wanting to spend another $100-150?? or whatever replacements are going for now.
the later pump needs a spacer
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Good point on me trying to be a cheap a$$ when in perspective of my time and money to rebuild the 2f what’s another $150. You’re absolutely correct.
I have a Rochester on my 72. I have been running diode electric fuel pumps since the 80's. They last about 10 years for less than $20. Very handy to transfer fuel to the 4 wheeler or other uses.
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considering you get , the qty x 2 NOS OEM correct fuel pump bolts , the correct Spacer w/ pre-installed factory gaskets , and its OEM TOYOTA made in JAPAN, spec.
a NEW pump will serve you well for many many years , PLUS it has the Internal pressure regulator and 3rd return line feature bult-in
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- OEM TOYOTA 2F Mechanical Fuel Pump - 23100-61050 / 23100-61060 / 23100-61070 - Includes Qty x 2 NOS OEM MOUNTING...
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Yeah, definitely just go for a new pump. Just have to accept these Land Cruisers will make us broke.... but it's fun while it lasts. 
