Re: fuel pump access
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Re: fuel pump access



Noah, I used a putty knife. I know I'm late on this post. But it has 
a flat,hard steel but flexable blade. Also, you can see the new type 
of fuel pump ( 957 ) and the built in check valve fuel pump ( 954 )on 
my web site. I will be adding more about this later along with new 
pictures. I to would replace the accumulator. But: If your not good 
on working on cars, you might want a shop to do it on a rack. If you 
kink the gas lines your in for more trouble. Not trying to scare you, 
but it's a little tough. What part of the country you drive in may 
add to the hot start problem. In Texas, With a 100 degree wheather it 
can be a problem.
John Hervey
www.specialTauto.






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