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Have an aluminum bodied fuel pump that broke off an ear that took a mounting bolt. The pump worked fine and seems to be in perfect condition otherwise. I have zero welding skills but I cant find anyone nearby who can fix it. New pump is pricey so I want to fix this one. I know better but I swear it looks like I could slap some super glue on it and put it back together (nice clean break) and get back on the road. Anybody know a shop or SKILLED individual that I can take it to in the B'ham metro (I'm in Leeds). If I can't find someone this will turn out to be my first welding project and I already know it will end in disaster because I'm not a welder, but the only alternative would be to buy a new pump so I might as well. I really would rather let someone do it who knows what they are doing.
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