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07-18-2002, 10:34 AM
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[Didnt read the whole thread]
But you gotta remove the tank straps, lower the tank (with a big towel on the saddle) of the floorjack... Remove the old pump by "unscrewing" the fitting with a hammer and wooden (no spark) dowel. Watch not to snap any fuel lines. Support the fuel lines so they dont siphon the fuel downhill.  
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