fuel pump removal
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fuel pump removal Hey guys I think my fuel pump is going out, so I'm going to replace it before I get stranded somewhere. So if ya'll have any tips on removal or pump replace suggestions let me know. Z28.Thanks!
Last edited by Bruser's LS1; Feb 15, 2005 at 05:53 PM.
Originally Posted by Bruser's LS1
Hey guys I think my fuel pump is going out, so I'm going to replace it before I get stranded somewhere. So if ya'll have any tips on removal or pump replace suggestions let me know. Z28.Thanks!
1...drop the rear...drop the rear suspension...drop the tank and remove the pump. be done in about 6-8 hours
2..highly recommended...pull the trunk carpet back, cut a hole right above the fuel tank to access the pump and save yourself alot of aggrevation and time. be done in about an hour.
goodluck
Originally Posted by TWINTURBORAMAIR
2 ways to do it....
1...drop the rear...drop the rear suspension...drop the tank and remove the pump. be done in about 6-8 hours
2..highly recommended...pull the trunk carpet back, cut a hole right above the fuel tank to access the pump and save yourself alot of aggrevation and time. be done in about an hour.
goodluck
1...drop the rear...drop the rear suspension...drop the tank and remove the pump. be done in about 6-8 hours
2..highly recommended...pull the trunk carpet back, cut a hole right above the fuel tank to access the pump and save yourself alot of aggrevation and time. be done in about an hour.
goodluck
Originally Posted by TWINTURBORAMAIR
BTW..if you choose option two...beware that the tank sits flush with the floor so your cuts no the metal have to be very shallow or you'll cut the tank its self...only part that sucks about it. but its the best way, just have to take your time and be carefull.
