Fuel Pump Issues and Differences | Carter Vs. Airtex | Mazda B2000 B2200
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- In this video I describe the issues with the mechanical fuel pump difference in the airtex 1376 and the Carter brand that seems to show up in the box for some that order it from Rock Auto.
It is best to order one direct from a Mazda dealership or online using this part number FE85-13-350A
This may or may not come with a SPACER and one is absolutely needed. Be sure and clean up and use your old one and purchase a new one online at RockAuto if your new pump does not come with one.
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Thank you much you just confirmed my Suspicion of what is going on with My truck tomorrow. I'll be yanking that on out there and seeing what I see precious exactly. What it was just what you described thank you
Thank you so much! You just made me look like a genius (Google queen, yes) and saved us some time figuring it out. Not sure what's next as it's a customer's rig.
THNX MITCH, YOUR CHANNEL ITS VERY, VERY GOOD. IM IN MEXICO , AND WE HAVE DE SAME PROBLEM ITS THE 2ND TIME , THAT I SEND TO CHANGE THE PUMP BUT , NOW I´LL GO TO DO THE CHANGE , I WORK IN A SHOP FOR MACHINING AND I GO TO MAKE A SPACER IN UHMW OR NYLAMID (NYLON) (12mm) ACCORDING TO YOUR COMMENTS THNX AGAIN....
Glad to help
Funny that you say that and I was skeptical about getting that fuel pump because I was gonna return mine just the other day and I said hell everything else looks the same and I thought hell I guess I’ll reuse my damn plastic spacer so I cleaned it with break clean and put it on just out of habit on knowing they all come with a new spacer
Rock auto does sell the spacer kit as well. Guess gotta buy both now.
Hey Mitch, thanks so much for taking the time to do this video. I have a thought on why RockAuto is shipping the wrong pump, or pumps without the spacer. We had this problem with a customer's '86 B2000 and your video answered the what the heck question. Well our customer ordered a new pump from a parts house who verified he needed the spacer and that his truck was a manual transmission. So maybe that's it. The catalog assumes an automatic tranny? Or defaults to it? Just a thought.
No, me and the guys in the group have all ordered from lots of sources and they all come that way now. I do specifically order for my 5 speed on RockAuto, and I have been ordering from RA for years. I made sure I am looking it up correctly and even looked back on past orders when they were correct. All manual transmission trucks have a mechanical fuel pump. All the autos have an electric in the tank. Cant mess this up. It wasnt until recently that they are NOT putting the better pump in the box. This is not ROCK AUTOs fault. This is a manufacturing issue. I found it best to order a good one directly from Mazda.
@@MazdaMitch thanks for the response and feedback, Mitch. I'm so glad to have found your channel!
Thank you. I appreciate you helping us out. 💪
Thank you for doing this Sir, I have 1989 Mazda B2200 manual transmission not running at the moment, my relative, my l uncle and he doesn’t want to get rid of it because he got this brand new 1989, after he replaced ignition coil and spark plug now it won’t start, I’m trying to help him at his really old 80yrs old and we can’t trouble shoot why it doesn’t starting, the starter is good and I verified has power on ignition coil and not so sure on gas line. I also replaced the computer box at the side of the passenger side. Any advice Sir what’s going on? Thank you
Yo din saber esta información, me rompio cuatro bombas del vástago, muchas gracias por este aporte
The one I got from Advance Auto last year didn’t come with any gasket or spacers but I had to have the truck back running that day is the only reason I got one from them. I had the original one from 1989 on it before and I can’t believe how long it lasted but it didn’t have anything on it either but I know it was original because it said Mazda on it.
Thanks I needed to know this
Thank you sir really appreciate your videos
Thank you for your videos I am a real Appreciate everything you do for us I have a
Mazda B 2200 1991 I have 5 Spacers I got it from Amazon $8.99 I don’t have no problem everything working fine but I have a automatic transmission I swap the carburetor for the Weber my transmission only change two gears first and second after that is just keeping going No sleep no problem only driving to gears I wander if I did something wrong
The transmission requires a vacuum to shift and the main vacuum for that is on the back of the intake hopefully you did not get rid of that when you did the Weber swap
do you have item number of part for spacer from amazon?
I wonder if you could customize the lever length and or angle in order to make it so that you don't need a spacer? Would it still seal the head?
That may be way more trouble than its worth.
Thanks for the info.
I ran that Carter pump with the spacer and it still failed
Yep I think they are sketchy.
Mich thanks for everything you show me how to do low my pickup b2200 please show me to do low thanks
wondering with the wrong fuel and have 2 spacers, would that work. I have a 1991 Mazda B2200 that broke the arm. is the arm just to long? GREAT VIDEO!!!!
Do not use two spacers. There is only one spacer to use anything more and the arm will not rest in the cam. The reason for the brake in the arm is either from people not using a spacer and there is too much tension on the arm or just shit arms from manufacturing on shitty pumps. By OEM from Mazda only. Part number is in description
@@MazdaMitch Thank You!! I will buy the OEM fuel pump
Do you know where I can get the bolts for the fuel pump?
Hey mitch I have a 1989 b22000 and it's giving me 16 miles to the gallon, did an overhaul on it, but still it's burning the gas raw. Everything is still original,, added an Xtra filter on the gas line runs good but burning too much gas
Could be running rich, possibly due to the choke not opening up.
Thank you
When I got my 1990 Mazda B 2200 it ran amazing then started stalling found a cap off and seen it was getting too much air, caped it, then it started stalling, I could drive it less and less farther then it start and stall wouldn't move, but when I look down in the carb I can see it spray gas in the carb, so I put it up for winter, just pulled carb and cleaned it all and everything put it back on and then it will only run with starting fluid so I went to locate the pump and boom I don't have this fuel pump nor is it in my tank it's on the left of my tank some lil side pump with its own line the old line is folded in half. no gas comes out at the carb when it's on but sprays out at the pump that's located on outside of gas tank where this fuel pump is I don't have anything but 2 gas lines that turn in to one into the carb it's just lines after outside pump idk if I have someone's Frankenstein project. if I take some videos and post them to my TH-cam and DM you, could you maybe tell me anything you, see? I will CashApp for any help possible, advice, issues brought up to aspect, if you might not no, again thank you thank you, if anyone has advice and wants to chime in and help a guy out!!!! Again, thank you if it actually helps I got no problem to shoot a CashApp, or PayPal, or anything along those lines' thanks again guy (Yours Truly Guy With A BROKEN Mazda)
Having issue where the line seems clogged going to tank. I have suction going into new fuel filter.
What year exactly this engine?
Probably 88-93, it's a 2.2
Man thank you!!!
I just got my Mazda b2200 se5 I was taking trash out and it just died so my question is will a Mazda fuel pump work if timing belt is broken
No because it's mechanical and works off the rear of the cam. If the belt broke, the cam will not turn, no pumping
Cant you just re use the old spacer if it’s got one?
Yes you resuse it all the time. The point is to not lose it and reuse it.
You can buy the spacer separately though
This video is old. Nothing comes with one now so you have to order separately or reuse the old one so don't lose it.
Hey I have a 1g engine in my Mazda do I have to change the rear end r not an if I do what to use ?
QUESTION: A 1990 B2200 will have this type of fuel pump instead of the electric one inside the gas tank or both?
The Automatics had an electric pump in the tank. The standard trans, has a mechanical. The mechanical can work on both and is recommended because they often last longer, and in case of a failure, easier to replace. I have a video on that as well.
Love the vids! I have a 1988 Mazda b2200 but it starts for a couple of seconds then dies. Any advice ?
Sounds like fuel delivery issues. Check your fuel filter.
Hello good afternoon, at what pressure does this mechanical pump work?
It depends on RPM but the max is like four I think. I have not run a fuel pressure regulator in 12 years it's not necessary.
I have a Mazda b2200 that adapted an electric pump because it has wear on the camshaft and saturates the carburetor, what do you recommend? It occurs to me to put a regulator
Can I cancel that and put an electric pump ?if yes is it possible to make a video
I have had electric pumps fail more often than mechanical and electric pumps are usually over powered for the Weber so you would need a regulator.
@@MazdaMitch ok thanks yeah I Intall a electric pump with the regular carb and vacuum delete I feel like is getting to much fuel and still have that pump on the block but not connected is that ok ?how much fuel pressure I’m supposed to have on regular carb and the Webber carb
How would you know if the fuel pump from the tank or the head is bad? There’s 2 right?
There's only one fuel pump. All of the five speeds had the mechanical fuel pump on the head all of the automatics have an electric fuel pump deep in the tank and a block off plate on the head. I have another video where I describe and mention and show how I converted an automatic electric FUEL PUMP to a manual FUEL PUMP, and that is preferred. There is no known reason for the AUTO to have an electric fuel pump in the carbureted trucks
@@MazdaMitch So I have a 5 speed. So I don’t have a fuel pump in the tank? I have mine on the head? So if it’s on the head, the fuel pump is sucking the fuel from the tank to the head? Thanks for the info. Need to get my daily back on the road. It shit the bed yesterday
Standard trans trucks do not have a pump in the tank, no electric pumps, only the mechanical pump on the head just like in the video. Its just a pump that runs of the cam in the head.
@@MazdaMitch oh ok. Do you have any videos of testing it to see if it’s good or bad? Thank you for the info. I watch your videos a lot. And been apart of the Facebook group for years.
That's exactly what the problem is... without that spacer IT WILL Break.. I still run Airtex .. just cus it looks Original...
So which years of the B2200's have the mechanical fuel pump vs the electrical? I would like to buy a really good b2200, short box, single cab, ready to go, Weber Carb would be nice, a black one with the trim, even better. Just what i would like.
Didn't matter on the year. For some stupid asinine reason all the automatic had an electric fuel pump in the tank and the fuel filter mounted outside in the tank. Both are bad ideas..
@@MazdaMitch thanks for your videos extremely helpful and educational. I have a 1990 B2200 stick, so these trucks do not have an electric fuel pump inside the gas tank, correct? I was looking to replace the fuel pump, I am not a mechanic, I am sure glad I saw this video, replacing the electric gas pump seems to be a bit of work.
@@selvinvalenzuela7789 Correct
Would this cause it to pump to gas. I just bought a 91 suppose to have 2.2 but has 2.0. But rotor cap was off so I watch your video on timing and did got it back to tbc even pulled the plug and made sure it was on compression. Got the cap back on #1. But now it’s dumping gas in the carb. Has Weber 32/36 carb on it when I got it so I’m not sure what’s going on. Vin says originally had carb engine so I don’t think it’s sending to much gas because of that.
Not sure what you mean about your initial question "would this cause it to pump gas?"
So you have a weber carb on, have you messed with it?
Are you running a mechanical fuel pump?
Is it an automatic or standard? The automatic trans trucks had a electric fuel pump and that may be your issue. Too much pressure.
The timing shouldn't cause it to dump gas into the carb.
Check your throttle cable to make sure there is a little slack in it, and all of your linkages.
@@MazdaMitch it’s a standard but I think I’ve got more problems than just that. I’ve noticed while trying to get it running the harmonic balancer is gyrating. Like the crank is bent or the balancer is bad. I’ve got to take a look. May have bit off more than I could chew.
Unrelated question on the Weber swap. What did you do with the extra wires from wiring harness. That went to the carburetor and went to the heat sensor on intake. appreciate any input.
Cut and tossed into the trash can.
appreciate it. thank you
Hey mitch how you doing bro,listen maybe you can help me out, I own a mazda b2200,, 90 I recently changed spark plug wires and fuel filter now won't start, you think pump went out .thanks in advance
Maybe your plug wires are in the wrong order. The firing order is 1342
Man let me tell you what, that ain't no joke''''' same thing happened to me..
What's your best guess(es) as to what would be wrong with a 1991 B2200, automatic, that won't start when it rains? Easy or trouble?
Check to see if you have a leak or water in the passenger floorboard. While the computer is not needed generally, its in the kick panel on the passenger side and I am wondering if its getting wet and somehow preventing it from starting. Other than that, as long as the distributor cap and all is dry, the coil is dry, it should start.
@@MazdaMitch Do you think it's a costly fix to buy a b2200 that way, because it'd be a shop that has to track it down and i might regret it....or not?
@@lincornelison1183 That depends on how bad you want the truck. Nothing is too hard to fix.
@@MazdaMitch I think you are right on! I can't post a photo here, but the right mat has like, liquid lines down it.
I have an issue with my Mazda B2200...I’m running the Weber 32/36 electric choke. When I drive it runs strong but then bogs and stalls after a couple mins when it gets hot, then I’ll wait for about 15 mins and it will turn over again, so I was thinking vapor lock. I got a new fuel pump, spark plugs, coil and inspected the distributor. I’ve seen your other video with the Weber heat soak so I ordered that spacer. I checked all around for vacuum leaks with carb cleaner. Could it possibly be a sensor?
Thank you
I also routed my fuel lines away from heat source.
No not a sensor, there are none left. It's basically like a simple go kart now with a Weber. It's a beautiful thing. You probably should check your float height and adjust the float. It's probably sucking the bowl dry and not keeping enough in the bowl.
MazdaMitch thanks for the quick reply. I will try that.
Hey mitch mines did come with the spacer. Got mines from napa and it's that Carter brand also. The problem I have it gargle's after I shut it off, heard of vapor lock so I zipped tied the fuel lines away from the head but still does it any ideas to solve that problem? Also do you sell rebuilt engines if so how much?
No I do not rebuild to sell. Not sure about your gurgling. It may be the carter pumps design.
@@MazdaMitch thanks for the info, just wanted to throw another engine in and rebuild the one I have. Never rebuilt a mazda engine before but these seem fairly easy to do. My truck is a daily driver so any prolonged downtime would be hard. Thanks again Aloha
MazdaMitch do you run the fuel pump off the head with the weber or is a electric fuel pump better for when running the weber?
Mines dosnt have that fuel pump . its 1988 b2200
You probably have an automatic. That means it generally has a electric fuel pump in the gas tank. I have another video about how to convert that to the mechanical pump which is much more reliable.
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Have a 1992 B2200 and it started taking long to start after I turn the key! I have changed the mecanical fuel pump and nothing!
Hey Mich, I have an 88 b2200 regular cab and my passenger side floor board gets wet every time it rains kinda hard, even had to replace the blower motor due to rain water rusting it out. Could it be possible that it's coming from my wiper motor gasket? Thanks in advance
Back of wheel wells seem to rust thru pretty quick, could be coming from there?
I will have my wife subscribe to your channel
Ordering shit just for fun ? Send me what you dont want.
Yep ordering it just for fun so I can make a video to help out all you motherfuckers
I know you're a mazda guy, but know any toyota 22r guys around louisiana? I'm having dieseling issues on my 85 and nothing I try will work..
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