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Fuel pump replacement

Old Feb 4, 2002 | 04:09 PM
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Fuel pump replacement

Hi, Im going out to buy a rx7 gen2 and the owner says the only thing wrong is the fuel pump is broken, so Im taking a working one out of one of my cars to test the car out before i buy it. Never taken one out or put one in before. Can some one lead me to a site with pictures and instructions? or provide some for me... Ive been search with little to no luck for the last 4 hours searching on my own.

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Old Feb 4, 2002 | 04:38 PM
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i dont have any pictures but i can explain how its done . first you take off the the plate in the back under the carpet on the drivers side . 4 screws . then you remove the fuel lines , 2 of them (mark them so you know wich one goes where when you put it all back together . next unplug the terminal . then you see around 8 smalls screws . be careful with them they can be fragile , but i didnt see to have a prob with them . after unscrewing those that allows the whole unit to be pulled out . you gotta kind of take it out at an angle . once you have it all out look for a screw on the bottom . unscrew that . then disconnect the positive and negative terminals . then all you gotta do is wiggle the old one out . put the new on in . hook up the terminal , screw in the bracket that holds the fuel pump in . drop the unit back in . make sure the 2 rubber nubs on the gasket push completly through the alignment holes . then put the screws back , the plug , and the fuel lines . and thats basically it . sorry for this cheesy as write up but it is pretty easy and self explanatory. let me know if theres something you dont understand.
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Old Feb 4, 2002 | 04:42 PM
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thanks - it doesnt sound too complicated now. Ill tell you how it turns out if i get that car or not!

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Old Feb 4, 2002 | 04:47 PM
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im glad i was able to help you out .. i did this the other day myself . it was pretty easy , and in your face . let me know how it turns out
later
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Old Feb 4, 2002 | 04:55 PM
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there is some pics on my page. follow sig link to how to's to fd pump install. same thing.
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Old Feb 4, 2002 | 05:01 PM
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Originally posted by Rancid7
i dont have any pictures but i can explain how its done . first you take off the the plate in the back under the carpet on the drivers side . 4 screws . then you remove the fuel lines , 2 of them (mark them so you know wich one goes where when you put it all back together . next unplug the terminal . then you see around 8 smalls screws . be careful with them they can be fragile , but i didnt see to have a prob with them . after unscrewing those that allows the whole unit to be pulled out . you gotta kind of take it out at an angle . once you have it all out look for a screw on the bottom . unscrew that . then disconnect the positive and negative terminals . then all you gotta do is wiggle the old one out . put the new on in . hook up the terminal , screw in the bracket that holds the fuel pump in . drop the unit back in . make sure the 2 rubber nubs on the gasket push completly through the alignment holes . then put the screws back , the plug , and the fuel lines . and thats basically it . sorry for this cheesy as write up but it is pretty easy and self explanatory. let me know if theres something you dont understand.
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please disconnect your battery before doing anything around your fuel tank that could conceivably cause a spark
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Old Feb 4, 2002 | 07:48 PM
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forgot about that part , i'd figure you'd have enough common sense to do that though .
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