RE: can I add an inline fuel pump instead of replacing the pump in the tank?
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RE: can I add an inline fuel pump instead of replacing... - 12/15/2007 4:08:47 PM
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22charlie
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I don't know why the pump didn't last. Cutting the whole sounds good. I wonder if it could be done while the tank is in place?
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RE: can I add an inline fuel pump instead of replacing... - 12/16/2007 6:50:05 AM
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Dirtsurfer
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Absolutely, I put a welding blanket over the tank and used a cut-off wheel by 3M. It was too expensive for a hole saw that big. Make sure there's nothing in the way (fuel/brake lines, wire, reinforcements welded to the floor) before starting.
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RE: can I add an inline fuel pump instead of replacing... - 12/16/2007 9:44:33 AM
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cplthomas
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cutting what hole? Or are you refering to deleting the pump?
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RE: can I add an inline fuel pump instead of replacing... - 12/16/2007 11:05:41 AM
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Dirtsurfer
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In the floor of the vehicle to access the stock in-tank pump from the top. I covered the hole with a larger piece of metal and some RTV. If not properly equipt, it may be best to have a local bodyshop do it, I'm sure you're farmiliar with all the lawyer blurb.
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