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Fuel Pump Trap Door Mod---PICS!

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Old 12-19-2014, 11:47 AM
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Any possablilty on making this a sticky, Ive had to search out this thread probably 6 times in the past couple years
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So, after a lot of research this what I came up with.
  1. Measure out your proposed opening (I used the measurements from the beginning of this post).
  2. Draw the rectangle you are going to cut. Make sure to leave at least 1 inch to attrach your cover to.
  3. I drilled 2, 1 inch holes (top left and bottom right) using a small hole saw.
  4. I then cut out my rectangle using power shears.
  5. I removed my pump assembly.
  6. Replaced the pump with a Walbro model GCA758-2.
  7. I sealed the pump cylinder with POR 15, once it dries it is 100% impervious to fuel and solvents.
  8. I also replaced my stock plastic fuel lines with Russell braided lines and fittings. I got a 4 foot supply line part## 658530(1 foot longer than stock) and used (2) 3/8" fittings part # 640853, and a 2 foot return line part # 658510 (6 inches longer than stock) and used (2) 5/16" fittings part # 640863. This made hooking up the new pump assembly a lot easier.
  9. I used a piece of aluminum diamond plate from Menards for the cover, placing screws at 2 inch intervals. Make sure that the screws you use are between 1/2 inch and 5/8 inch so that they do not run into your fuel tank.
  10. Finished up with a fresh fuel filter.
Hope this helps someone.



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