Buying new fuel pump - parts needed?

[fallingat120mph]

1986 911 with 205,000 miles...starting to get the 'humming' noises and this week it was very loud sporadically so buying this:

https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/94460810204.htm?pn=944-608-102-04-M14&gclid=Cj0KCQiAgOefBhDgARIsAMhqXA7_AAZPBOWIkkajxKfd 1YVdpT980RT93W--g7NmkS71Oq4kWfFR784aAtsZEALw_wcB



After researching I am wondering if I need anything else but what's included for the install of the above pump? Copper washers, etc...?

Just installed new fuel filter, so good there.


So many variables can cause issues, I see after researching, but the weather has been cool, the tank has been full and I checked inside the tank, best I could (just removed fuel level sensor) and it is impressively clean and clear. I have the car up and doing other work so I am just going to buy new at this point. I am debating on draining the tank and checking the tank screen -but am hoping a visual from the sensor hole and seeing how clean everything was is enough...

So, just wanted to verify before I order that I don't need other bits for a proper install...


Thanks!
Erik

[Otter74]

I did mine last fall and didn’t need anything more than that pump (with check valve and crush washer) and another crush washer for the banjo fitting.

[grb008]

I have the same pump but mine didn't come with any crush washers for the banjo. have to either reuse the current ones and smooth them down or I bought new ones.

[fallingat120mph]

Originally Posted by Otter74

I did mine last fall and didn’t need anything more than that pump (with check valve and crush washer) and another crush washer for the banjo fitting.

So, all you needed extra was the washer for the banjo fitting...correct?

[fallingat120mph]

Originally Posted by grb008

I have the same pump but mine didn't come with any crush washers for the banjo. have to either reuse the current ones and smooth them down or I bought new ones.

I read that some just reused the washers after sanding smooth.



Thanks!
Erik

[Otter74]

Correct, but I’m honestly not sure whether I rescued the old one or got a new one. I am certain that the only thing I ordered was the pump from Pelican, though. It’s good practice to not re-use crush washers but often it’s fine in practice.

[PeteKz]

Just don't tighten those washers so much that you "crush" them. Then you can reuse them a few times. Also buy some common sizes and keep them in your kit. Either copper or aluminum work.