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BlueMach5Feb-29-04 08:07 AM
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#66147, "Fuel pump install help asap"


          

Where and what do I need to disconnect to decompress the fuel line? Im having trouble figuring it out!

  

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RE: Fuel pump install help asap, Uberingram, Feb-29-04 08:14 AM, #1
RE: Fuel pump install help asap, BlueMach5, Feb-29-04 08:18 AM, #2
      RE: Fuel pump install help asap, jsupetran, Feb-29-04 09:02 AM, #3
      RE: Fuel pump install help asap, a_miller_76, Feb-29-04 09:03 AM, #4
      RE: Fuel pump install help asap, djtrickee, Feb-29-04 09:03 AM, #5
           RE: Fuel pump install help asap, BlueMach5, Feb-29-04 10:13 AM, #6

UberingramFeb-29-04 08:14 AM
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#66148, "RE: Fuel pump install help asap"
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i undid the gas cap and pushed in the valve on the test port on the fuel rail emoji

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BlueMach5Feb-29-04 08:18 AM
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#66149, "RE: Fuel pump install help asap"
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I was thinking that I could take the power off the pump at the tank and turn the enging over a few times to release alittle pressure..I dont need to get all the fuel out

  

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jsupetranFeb-29-04 09:02 AM
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#66150, "RE: Fuel pump install help asap"
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Yes do both. Take off the power cord on top of the fuel tank, then open the cap at the gas refueling. Then crank it a few times.


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a_miller_76Feb-29-04 09:03 AM
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#66151, "RE: Fuel pump install help asap"
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Originally posted by BlueMach5
I was thinking that I could take the power off the pump at the tank and turn the enging over a few times to release alittle pressure..I dont need to get all the fuel out


Remove the power to the pump, start your car, let it run until it dies from fuel starvation.

  

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djtrickeeFeb-29-04 09:03 AM
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#66152, "RE: Fuel pump install help asap"
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When I changed my fuel pump and filter, I opened the fuel cap, yanked the fuel pump relay, and then ran the car. It was never an issue of pressure, but more like a drip. Relieve the pressure from the fuel filter area 1st that way you wont have any fuel issues inside the car. Its not a hard install. When I did mine I also did the fuel pump rewire since I knew i was going to be in that area.

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BlueMach5Feb-29-04 10:13 AM
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#66156, "RE: Fuel pump install help asap"
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Thanks for all your help guys, yeah I just undid the power to the pump at the tank, then cranked it and it worked perfectly.

It sounds like a vacuum cleaner from 3 bedrooms away lol but it sounds beautifull!

Appreciate your help.

  

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