HPOP removal and install
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First time it takes a while, probably around 3 hours. If you need help give me a call, since we both have Early 99's and there are a couple snags with them possibley. Double check and make sure you have all the o-rings and gaskets you need before you start. Good luck
3 hours.. let me guess, you had to figure out what the heck the major fuel leak was when you were done, oh wait.. that was me....
I was going to offer phone support as well, but early 99, I dont know what the difference would be, so this time I will sit on the side lines.,
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The very 1st time I pulled mine, it took 5 hours total. That was replacing all the o-rings and reading instructions as I went since I had no idea what I was doing. By the 4th time, I had it off, fixed, and reinstalled in under an hour. It isn't complicated. I spend most of the time trying to find the right wrench and trying to get my large hands in places they didn't want to fit.
There are two options. 1 is to leave the reservoir and just pull the fuel bowl. The other is to take the whole fuel bowl/reservoir off. I recommend taking the whole assembly off. Throw a lot of rags down to catch the oil from the reservoir unless you pump it out first.
There are two options. 1 is to leave the reservoir and just pull the fuel bowl. The other is to take the whole fuel bowl/reservoir off. I recommend taking the whole assembly off. Throw a lot of rags down to catch the oil from the reservoir unless you pump it out first.
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It took about a month to get it. But I did not send in my core first.
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First time it takes a while, probably around 3 hours. If you need help give me a call, since we both have Early 99's and there are a couple snags with them possibley. Double check and make sure you have all the o-rings and gaskets you need before you start. Good luck
Thanks for all your help Clay. I have a buddy that has replaced his and a couple others before, if I need help I will ask for his assistance, so I shouldnt have any problems. Hopefully.....
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It took me about 5 hours, but there was some lunch and a few other mishaps related to fuel leaks. I strongly suggest that you get the fuel orings from Guzzle before you install to make sure you can get everything sealed up after you take it all apart. Congrats on the Adrenanline - I love it.
