Ahhhhh this weekend I got rid of an annoying noise.

My soon to fail fuel pump was swapped out.

Took about 45 minutes at my buddies shop.

Put it up, disconnected the lines, hoses from filler neck and straps. Pulled the tank out by hand, then I carried it over to the spot of floor where opened it up and swapped the pump.

Carried by myself. ..that big heavy awkward tank you say. Yeah..it weighted maybe 15 lbs.

Filled up 2 miles down the road. Capacity of tank is 18 gallons, took 17.46 gallons. That'* the way to swap a pump.

No more "WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAa" at stops. Only time it was bearable was when it was covered in fuel to muffle the sound.

glad he see that it went smooth for ya bud.....empty tanks are fun....i bet that fill up hurt the wallet


tell em about your welded Strap

Nope..that'* a secret

My trunk is covered in stuff, so I cannot check but I thought there was a way to access the fuel pump thru the trunk. I am guessing there is not :?:

nope dropping the tank is the way to access it

you could make one, but you would have to remove the tank to do it. Dodge Intrepids do.

00+ bonnies have an access door.

The rest of us..well... when Dan said to me.."you tried this and the bolt gave you an issue" I honestly replied negative and mentioned...that I don't work on the ground if I don't need to.

Plus I've been helping him a lot lately..and a little lift time was owed...