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where are the fuelpump and filter(s) on an 89 Bronc IIClick the image to open in full size.
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Pump is in-tank, the filter I believe is on the drivers side between the frame rails about directly under the front of the seat. It is hide behind a metal plate. there are two plastic clips that hold it on under pressure. Should bleed off the pressure before changing filter.
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