Fuel Pump
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From: I live in the beautiful state of hawaii, on the island of Oahu
Fuel Pump
I am trying to replace the fuel pump on my '84 bII...I can't reach the bottom bolt on the fuel pump
any suggestions on how to reach it.....and what size it is
if any of you can help me that would be great
any suggestions on how to reach it.....and what size it is
if any of you can help me that would be great
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From: Dyer TN
Fuel Pump
When I replaced mine, I removed the oil pressure gauge sender and the pipe it screws into. Then after removing the fuel lines, I used a 13mm "wiggle" (universal) socket at the end of a long extension.
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From: Dyer TN
Fuel Pump
It's been a couple of years, but that oil pressure sender and it's connected pipe sure interfere with getting at the fuel pump. I removed mine from up top if that makes a difference.
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From: I live in the beautiful state of hawaii, on the island of Oahu
Fuel Pump
well i finally got that fuel pump on and working....but my bII still has a HUGE hesitation in accleration........any suggestions on what It might be...
I have replaced the spark plugs & wires, fuel filter, fuel pump....
HELP!!!
I have replaced the spark plugs & wires, fuel filter, fuel pump....
HELP!!!
Last edited by Ken00; Jul 29, 2003 at 12:25 PM.
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From: Mobile, AL
Fuel Pump
I am just stating the obvious but some times it helps. Check your air cleaner & breather hose, and another Idea is to clean your fuel system & tank, I used Barrymans B-12 Chemtool its old school but it works. any sediments, rust or dirt will clog the lines. Is 84 a carb or fuel injected either way clean the fuel distribution area such as the throttle body or carb. If your problem is not that simple move on to your ignition system: timing, distributor or coil. That is my opinion anyway, hope it helps
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