Dismantling LS1 fuel pump unit.
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So I am grafting the stock camaro pump onto my RX tank...
I have fabricated a bracket that will work perfectly, except one problem... I cant get my steel plate over the LS1 pump basket, and I have no f-ing idea how to get the pump apart...
I basically need to take the top completely off, slide my adapter in, and put the basket part back with the top part...
Can anyone help please? I could not find anthing by searching...
I have fabricated a bracket that will work perfectly, except one problem... I cant get my steel plate over the LS1 pump basket, and I have no f-ing idea how to get the pump apart...
I basically need to take the top completely off, slide my adapter in, and put the basket part back with the top part...
Can anyone help please? I could not find anthing by searching...
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Originally Posted by Payne
So I am grafting the stock camaro pump onto my RX tank...
I have fabricated a bracket that will work perfectly, except one problem... I cant get my steel plate over the LS1 pump basket, and I have no f-ing idea how to get the pump apart...
I basically need to take the top completely off, slide my adapter in, and put the basket part back with the top part...
Can anyone help please? I could not find anthing by searching...
I have fabricated a bracket that will work perfectly, except one problem... I cant get my steel plate over the LS1 pump basket, and I have no f-ing idea how to get the pump apart...
I basically need to take the top completely off, slide my adapter in, and put the basket part back with the top part...
Can anyone help please? I could not find anthing by searching...
It worked very well for my LS1/FC, and fuel line hook-up wasn't a problem.
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California smog...
Aftermarket FPRs are illegal, and the camaro FPR is in the tank, along with the Fuel tank pressure sensor and EVAP return.
All things I need to pass CA smog and get the car legal on the road.
Aftermarket FPRs are illegal, and the camaro FPR is in the tank, along with the Fuel tank pressure sensor and EVAP return.
All things I need to pass CA smog and get the car legal on the road.