fuel pump install
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fuel pump install
I need to install a new fuel. I talked to a friend and he said that the easiest way was to do it from the top. I also installed a stereo system in the car which makes access to the fuel pump impossible from the top. I'm trying to avoid taking the system out to get to the fuel pump. Is there an easy way to do it from the bottom?
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Dropping the fuel tank is a PITA, on a scale of 1 - 10 it would rank about an 8 (according to things I've read over the years....I haven't done it myself).
I guess all you can do is to compare how hard you think it is to remove your stereo stuff. Did YOU install the system or have it done? If you did it....then you'll know what you are up against.
There really are only two choices here.
I guess all you can do is to compare how hard you think it is to remove your stereo stuff. Did YOU install the system or have it done? If you did it....then you'll know what you are up against.
There really are only two choices here.
That just looks like a piece of wood laid in the bottom of the cargo area with a sub sitting in the spare wheel area. Could be wrong but that looks pretty easy to take out
Access to the fuel pump is on the left of center area (the larger black area between the sub and the emblem)
Access to the fuel pump is on the left of center area (the larger black area between the sub and the emblem)
^^My thoughts exactly... That looks pretty easy, though a bit time consuming, to remove. Dropping the tank would be MUCH more involved. Just pull the stereo and do the fuel pump install the easy way.
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You have to release the electrical clips and fuel lines from the top anyway. Otherwise you would not be able to drop the tank all the way down. Taking out your sound system would'nt be as much of a pain as draining the fuel, dropping the tank, wrestling with the wires and lines from underneath. Take my word for it.......................remove the sound system to access the pump from the top.
Last edited by Hotwheelz; Sep 7, 2010 at 06:10 PM.
Once you've had it for a little I think you'll find you listen to the car more than music anyway.
That and you'll develop the mutant ability to smell coolant from a mile away.
I'd also suggest you go ahead and buy the gasket for the fuel pump assembly and probably will need new screws. The old ones are tiny and like to rust to pieces.
That and you'll develop the mutant ability to smell coolant from a mile away.
I'd also suggest you go ahead and buy the gasket for the fuel pump assembly and probably will need new screws. The old ones are tiny and like to rust to pieces.
Once you've had it for a little I think you'll find you listen to the car more than music anyway.
That and you'll develop the mutant ability to smell coolant from a mile away.
I'd also suggest you go ahead and buy the gasket for the fuel pump assembly and probably will need new screws. The old ones are tiny and like to rust to pieces.
That and you'll develop the mutant ability to smell coolant from a mile away.
I'd also suggest you go ahead and buy the gasket for the fuel pump assembly and probably will need new screws. The old ones are tiny and like to rust to pieces.

+1 on removing the stereo stuff to access the pump. My choice would be to keep it out, sell it, & buy something useful for your car..... but to each his own.
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