Fuel Pump
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Fuel Pump
After 12.5 years and 297k miles I had another part failure. Only the fourth (fuel pump, a/c, alternator and iac) so I really can complain.
Hadn't driven it in a few months because the a/c is leaking refrigerant but be been seen starting it a couple of times a week to keep it oiled and battery charging. Went out yesterday and it wouldn't crank but nothing. Checked spark and it was good on the front theee coils so I figured it would at least run bad if it was the back three. Checked voltage at the pump and it was good. Ran power to the pump and no noise. Pulled it out and it's dead. New one will be here Friday, next is a/c.
This is really an easy job. Lift the rear passengers seat, remove 4 Phillips screws and two plugs and unscrew the cooler. Then lift the pump assembly out. Slip the new on in place and reverse everything. I went with a complete replacement because I couldn't find just the pump locally and in Amazon.com it was $120.
Hadn't driven it in a few months because the a/c is leaking refrigerant but be been seen starting it a couple of times a week to keep it oiled and battery charging. Went out yesterday and it wouldn't crank but nothing. Checked spark and it was good on the front theee coils so I figured it would at least run bad if it was the back three. Checked voltage at the pump and it was good. Ran power to the pump and no noise. Pulled it out and it's dead. New one will be here Friday, next is a/c.
This is really an easy job. Lift the rear passengers seat, remove 4 Phillips screws and two plugs and unscrew the cooler. Then lift the pump assembly out. Slip the new on in place and reverse everything. I went with a complete replacement because I couldn't find just the pump locally and in Amazon.com it was $120.
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