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Jonny.N

posted on 13th Mar 09 at 00:16

can any1 else help?


Jonny.N

posted on 12th Mar 09 at 23:45

ttt


Jonny.N

posted on 12th Mar 09 at 21:23

i didnt have the o ring on when pushing it down


luke85

posted on 12th Mar 09 at 20:58

If its all clipped down right and youve used the right pipe (one that bends 90 degrees straight after the pump) then you can push as hard as you like, its usually the rubber O-ring thats stopping it though.

Try pressing it down without the O-ring in place and if it goes down easy they you just need to pay a bit more attention to it. If it still wont go down then its something youve done wrong with the pump or piping :)


Jonny.N

posted on 12th Mar 09 at 20:25

yes ive clipped it all up etc its just the plate its self that doesnt wanna go down, is as if the pipe at the top is stopping it. will i be ok to push it right down onto it( ie wont break anything) thanks


luke85

posted on 12th Mar 09 at 17:06

Have you kept the same pipe to the pump and it it all clipped in right?

Can be a pain to get the lid on, best to put the O-ring around the lid first then push it down as hard as you can then tap the locking ring round with a screwdriver and hammer


Jonny.N

posted on 12th Mar 09 at 15:45

ive got the fuel pump in and connected up and it runs etc but could any1 tell me how to get the plate back down ? it seems to be catching on the top hose on the pump? thanks