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Thanks for all the help and recommendations. I swapped the pump, reconnected the fuel lines and she fired right up. So it wasn't the carbs, fuel lines, or tank which is a relief. I currently have a Carter pump a buddy loaned me till my Summit parts arrive tomorrow. A few more tweaks and checks...

No it's a 440, found the rod. Got a buddies extra pump, going to put it on and test it out. What a pain to get this guy back on (fat fingers). the Edelbrock I removed, I opened up and everything seems fine. I'm going to test it as recommended above with air and working the lever. Maybe it's...

So I removed the Pump last night and didn't see any visual indications of it being all gunked up. Is there a way to test it now that I have it sittin on my bench?. Also, how do I get the fuel pump rod out. It didn't fall out when I removed the pump, how far up is it?

"I would get about 6 feet of 5/16 hose and a can of fresh gas, attached right at the pump. If it will pull gas from the can and run the engine your problem is in the line going all the way back to the tank." I did this with no gas being pumped. which is why it makes me think its the pump. How...

Thanks 67Dart273, I will check it in the morning. I will disconnect it and check it out, If it is gummed up I have to replace it correct? Im obviously trying to avoid removal of the pump, not much room to work with in the engine. Im frustrated...want to hit it with a hammer. Any other...

Sorry in advance for a probable simple Dilema. I am military and just got back to Hawaii from a six month deployment. My car (a 440 Duster) has been sitting in the garage covered the entire time. I cannot start it or get my fuel pump to pump gas. This is the basic stuff I have checked so far: 1...