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I have several trucks, most are 24 volt. Take a wire, attach it to the left battery negative terminal. Get a second wire, attach it to the right positive terminal. Attach the positive wire to the pump wire. Using the left wire, touch it to the case of the pump. It’ll kick over if it’s at least...

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My apologies for delaying getting back with you. I’ve been up and down with back pain issues. Tomorrow I will get one out, shoot you the pics and confirm it’s what you are looking for. Again, apologies. Jeff

The prices of these pumps are crazy! $650.00 +/- a buck or two! That’s nuts! So, with that in mind, $250.00 each. I tested them and both work. I don’t know if they are NOS or gently used. Let me know what you think.

S orry for the delay. I’m a bit swamped with too many projects and not enough time to get them all done. I have two left. Once I figure out what to charge, I’ll get back with.

Thank you, I’ll let you know.

I have three of the in-tank M151A1 fuel pumps, part number 10950785. Question I have is how do I test them? I can’t really sell them if I can’t verify operability. I’ve checked the various TM’s with no luck. Depending on your TM copy, it’s in figure 21, item 10 of TM9-2320-218-34P dated 15...