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You can buy the Bosch-brand main pump for less than the Beck-Arnley pumps on eBay. I peeked.
This one here from the AutZone. Pay at the store and they ship to the store for pickup. Or I guess you can buy it through the website for free ship to store or nominal ship to your homestead. Ooop, says free shipment.
Says for 1993. like 86 bux.
https://www.autozone.com/external-engine/fuel-pump/bosch-fuel-pump/781101_311452_6210
You may be able to call the store and ask them how much using the part number they have on the web page to ship to store.
Cheaper then from iPd USA:
https://www.ipdusa.com/products/6257/100281-main-fuel-pump
FCP Euro entry for the Bosch petrol pumpen:
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/volvo-fuel-pump-main-0580464068
See FCPs fuel pump part listing with this URL here:
https://www.fcpeuro.com/Volvo-parts/240/Fuel-Pump/?year=1993&m=20&e=914
Else, well, I knew Beck-Arnley up to the late 1990s. I have no recent experience other than maybe tie rod or ball joints? They made or sourced great quality parts in the 1980s-1970s.
How is the in-tank pump and the small hose section that reaches to the under side of the fuel sender lid? In what shape is the low pressure rubber hose between the tank and the main fuel pump in? The fuel filter? And also the short section with fitting at the pump out to the fuel filter in? The fitting can be a real so-and-so.
And the rubber low pressure fuel line in the engine bay. All rather old, now.
Questions?
Hope that halps you.
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