how do i remove fuel pump
#1
how do i remove fuel pump
hello again...
i have a quick question?i have an 88 iroc z..305 tpi..various mods still runs like crap...but how do i change the fuel pump ?
thnaks again for your help...byes for now..
i have a quick question?i have an 88 iroc z..305 tpi..various mods still runs like crap...but how do i change the fuel pump ?
thnaks again for your help...byes for now..
#2
You need to drop the gas tank, which means dropping the exhaust and rear axle. Once the gas tank is out of the car, you tap the ring around 1/4 turn and it'll come right up.
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#3
Yeah, if you don't know how to work on cars, go ahead and cut the floor. It took me only one hour (by myself) to remove the axle and exhaust, it not that hard. Do as Jim says. Changing manifolds for headers is harder.
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George P. Lara
1984 Z28
2001 SS #0391
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[This message has been edited by MRZ28HO (edited August 22, 2002).]
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George P. Lara
1984 Z28
2001 SS #0391
Mod Videos Page
SCCA, SC3G, GS3, SCFB, SSOA #M01-0391
[This message has been edited by MRZ28HO (edited August 22, 2002).]
#4
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by MRZ28HO:
Yeah, if you don't know how to work on cars, go ahead and cut the floor. It took me only one hour (by myself) to remove the axle and exhaust, it not that hard. Do as Jim says. Changing manifolds for headers is harder.
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Yeah, if you don't know how to work on cars, go ahead and cut the floor. It took me only one hour (by myself) to remove the axle and exhaust, it not that hard. Do as Jim says. Changing manifolds for headers is harder.
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#5
ok, you do have to drop the exhaust.. but you dont have to drop the rear end. you do have to lower it, but dont drop it out, at least i didnt have to. the job acually wasnt hard. it was just removing everything that was a pain. and the filler neck.lol, when you go to put it back in, make sure you get a little pissed at it so you can jam it back in. but dont break it!. it took me and my buddie about 1hour to do it after i had everything moved and out of the way. good luck man,.
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1987 IROC-Z
355ci, Dart 2.02x1.60, compete forged bottom end, SLP siamesed runners, fully ported Edelbrock manifold and plenum, 58mm TB, Accel 26lb Injectors, Edelbrock headers & y-pipe, Flowmaster 3" cat-back, Rebuilt 700r4, B&M Megashifter, Holley 255lph fuel pump, triple guage pod, !A/C & Heat, !Smog pump, bypassed TB, MJS Ram air, custom PROM, Lakewood control lower control arms, Lakewood adjustable pan hard, Sub-Frames, Hotchkis Strut tower brace, Adjustable Torque Arm, 150hp NOS
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1987 IROC-Z
355ci, Dart 2.02x1.60, compete forged bottom end, SLP siamesed runners, fully ported Edelbrock manifold and plenum, 58mm TB, Accel 26lb Injectors, Edelbrock headers & y-pipe, Flowmaster 3" cat-back, Rebuilt 700r4, B&M Megashifter, Holley 255lph fuel pump, triple guage pod, !A/C & Heat, !Smog pump, bypassed TB, MJS Ram air, custom PROM, Lakewood control lower control arms, Lakewood adjustable pan hard, Sub-Frames, Hotchkis Strut tower brace, Adjustable Torque Arm, 150hp NOS
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