Fuel pump issue
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From: Mckinney Plano Frisco
Fuel pump issue Searched but couldn't find any solid answers.
My 98 formula had problems making any power, turned out to be a frayed hose in the fuel pump assembly. I re installed the pump and assembly and the gas gauge immediately stopped working
I checked and the float lever can swig freely however it feels loose. I've searched for a sending unit on autozone however they Dont sell it.
Also the hose in the tank is a rubber fuel line and uses standard clamps which I believe have frayed the hose again.
I'm trying to kill two birds with one stone and could use some insight on how to get my gas gauge working again and get prevent the hose that connects to the fuel pump in tank from fraying
My 98 formula had problems making any power, turned out to be a frayed hose in the fuel pump assembly. I re installed the pump and assembly and the gas gauge immediately stopped working
I checked and the float lever can swig freely however it feels loose. I've searched for a sending unit on autozone however they Dont sell it.
Also the hose in the tank is a rubber fuel line and uses standard clamps which I believe have frayed the hose again.
I'm trying to kill two birds with one stone and could use some insight on how to get my gas gauge working again and get prevent the hose that connects to the fuel pump in tank from fraying
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Make sure the float wire is snapped into the rheostat arm.
These are the correct, plastic, in tank fuel lines you want.
http://www.racetronix.biz/items.asp?...%20-%20Plastic
These are the correct, plastic, in tank fuel lines you want.
http://www.racetronix.biz/items.asp?...%20-%20Plastic
Last edited by Ollie8974; Dec 19, 2011 at 09:57 AM.
