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Carter M60419 Mechanical Fuel Pump
| Brand | Carter M60419 |
|---|---|
| Gasket Or Seal Included | Yes |
| Inlet Type | Threaded |
| Minimum Flow Rating | 20 |
| Minimum Pressure | 4.2 |
| Mounting Hardware Included | No |
| Outlet Quantity | 1 |
| Outlet Type | Inverted Flare |
| Pump Type | Mechanical |
| Fits | Toyota · 3 vehicles |
OE fit, form, and function. A direct replacement built for straightforward installation.
Mechanical fuel pump. Delivers dependable fuel delivery for the system.
Threaded inlet. Inverted flare outlet for secure, leak-resistant connections.
Cross-references Delphi MF0047, GMB 570-8030 and 151-1219 for the same application. See all 17.
Carter M60419 Mechanical Fuel Pump for Toyota Corolla
The Carter M60419 is a mechanical fuel pump built for 1980-1982 Toyota Corolla applications. It uses a threaded inlet, an inverted flare outlet, and a single outlet layout to support proper fuel delivery in the original equipment style configuration.
Key Features
- Mechanical fuel pump for carbureted fuel delivery systems
- Fits 1980-1982 Toyota Corolla
- Threaded inlet for secure fuel line connection
- Inverted flare outlet with one outlet port
- Gasket or seal included for installation sealing
- Minimum flow rating of 20 and minimum pressure of 4.2
- Carter M60419 replacement for OE-style fuel pump service
Product Details
The Carter M60419 mechanical fuel pump is engineered for direct fuel supply in Toyota Corolla models from 1980 through 1982. Carter’s fuel system lineup focuses on OE fit, form, and function, with coverage aimed at common service replacements and problem-solving applications. This pump cross-references Delphi MF0047 and GMB 570-8030 for the same application.
For buyers searching for a mechanical fuel pump for 1980-1982 Toyota Corolla, the Carter M60419 provides the correct threaded inlet and inverted flare outlet configuration. It is a practical choice when replacing a worn pump on a Toyota Corolla fuel system that relies on mechanical fuel delivery.
Common Issues This Part May Address
- Hard starting caused by weak fuel delivery
- Fuel starvation under normal driving conditions
- Low fuel pressure at the carburetor
- Engine hesitation related to inconsistent pump output
- Fuel leaks at the pump-to-line connection when the original seal is worn
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify inlet and outlet style before installation to confirm the threaded inlet and inverted flare outlet match the vehicle’s fuel line setup. Replace the gasket or seal during service and inspect fuel lines, fittings, and mounting surfaces for wear or damage before final assembly. Mounting hardware is not included.
Quality Assurance
Carter positions this fuel pump line around OE fit, form, and function, with vehicle coverage and application-specific design intended to support reliable replacement service.
| Year | Make | Model | Liters | Cylinders | Position | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1982 | Toyota | Corolla | 1.8L | L4 | N/A | — |
| 1981 | Toyota | Corolla | 1.8L | L4 | N/A | — |
| 1980 | Toyota | Corolla | 1.8L | L4 | N/A | — |
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