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02-10-2003, 01:51 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Posts: 528
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I just replaced my fuel pump last week
First, try to reset that switch in the trunk. If you open the trunk, look to the left of the hatch. There will be a hole about 1 1/2" wide that has a red button inside of it. Push the button down and try to fire up the car. I tried that and it didn't help, I had to replace my fuel pump. If/ when you replace the fuel pump, pay extra attention to the new seal that comes with the pump. I took my old pump out, and for some stupid reason thought I could re-use the old seal. I put the new pump in and there was fuel leaking out of the top of the tank for a day or two, before I had a chance to drop the tank and redo it again. The old seal completely ripped apart as I put the new pump in, so I had the pleasure of doing the job twice. Good luck, Keith
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