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Old 08-04-2005, 01:08 PM
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Exclamation Please help, i have a fuel issue!

I have a 98 eclipse GST and i am putting on a new fuel system but i want to get a new pump assmebly because mine is slightley crimped but heres the catch, i cant find any info on my assembly. It is slightly different than all the ones i see because instead of having one connector on the top (white), it has two a white one and a black one. If anyone could tell me why mine is different and what the black connector is or give me a part # for it that would be awsome. I belive the black connector is a Fuel Vapor Sensor.

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Re: Please help, i have a fuel issue!

Your link is bad...
You will probably find the info you need on www.vfaq.com
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