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CRB 553

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Registered: 5th Apr 02
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26th May 03 at 20:48

Need to change fuel pump......

Can it be accessed from under the car or is it sumwhere in the boot bcoz as u can c from avatar this wud cause a problem

Thanks

Evil Ash

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26th May 03 at 20:56

Under the back seat, which by the look of it is under your install

CRB 553

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26th May 03 at 20:59

so can u not get at it from under the car?

morty

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26th May 03 at 21:09

no its impossible to get at it apart from getting under the back seats.

Darren

CRB 553

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26th May 03 at 21:20

oh well, looks like the install is cumin out..!

Colin.S

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26th May 03 at 21:23

I think you can drop the tank down then take it out.

Darrylh

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27th May 03 at 06:19

No, Haynes says you must first disconnect the fuel lines and the Fuel Gauge connections first

Cybermonkey

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27th May 03 at 08:04

The fuel pump is inside the fuel tank. If you can get to the top of the tank, it just pulls out, but like darryl said, fuel lines must be disconnected or it will piss everywhere.

morty

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27th May 03 at 12:39

When I changed mine I clamped of the fuel lines with brake line clamps the petrol only comes out of the inlet pipe which is the right side pipe looking from the front seats back. you also need to disconnect the negative on the battery and the fuel pump relay.

Darren

Colin.S

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27th May 03 at 22:38

I know you have to disconnect the fuel pipes & plug.
If you undo the tank & let it drop down abit you might be able to get your hands up to the pipes.
I know it's a fu<k about way to do it but it's got to be better than taking that install out.

CRB 553

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27th May 03 at 22:47

yeh, its worth a try...

Drew

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28th May 03 at 07:19

remember to depressurise the fuel system 1st

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