Fuel Pump Removal
Sandfobs
10-04-2004, 09:10 AM
Three questions
#1
I am alittle hesitant to remove my fuel pump as I am unsure how to remove it properly I tapped it with a hammer and screw driver to get it loose but that didn't work out to well, and I didn't want to continue.
What is the best way to remove it? I am sure there is a special tool to do it but I'm not sure what tool that could be and how I would go about getting one.
#2
Once the fuel pump is out and I put in the new one, there is a gasket for it but do I need to do anything else besides just the gasket and tighten?
#3
IS there a specific torque to tighten the fuel pump?
#1
I am alittle hesitant to remove my fuel pump as I am unsure how to remove it properly I tapped it with a hammer and screw driver to get it loose but that didn't work out to well, and I didn't want to continue.
What is the best way to remove it? I am sure there is a special tool to do it but I'm not sure what tool that could be and how I would go about getting one.
#2
Once the fuel pump is out and I put in the new one, there is a gasket for it but do I need to do anything else besides just the gasket and tighten?
#3
IS there a specific torque to tighten the fuel pump?
Jet-Lee
10-04-2004, 09:18 AM
use a BRASS punch! Don't use anything that can cause a spark (for obvious reasons) beyond that, I'm unsure about 1st and 2nd gens, sorry man...
Sandfobs
10-05-2004, 03:17 PM
I have removed the fuel pump but I kinda messed up the retaining ring ... can I purchase just the retaining ring?
towser42
10-06-2004, 11:14 AM
You can get it from the parts department at a Ford dealer for about $10. Unfortunately, none of the automotive retailers (Autozone, Pepboys, etc.) carry it.
I just bought one the other day, so I know.
I just bought one the other day, so I know.
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