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Stalling at idle - spoke too soon V70-XC70 1998

posted by  tmannian on  Wed Oct 13 01:42 CST 2010
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98 NA doesn't need the tank dropped to get the pump in/out. Take up the carpet in the back, there should be two covers one's the level sensor, the other is the pump. The farther back in the car (so its closest when you're looking in from the trunk) hole contains the fuel pump. Unplug the right connector (It doesn't matter if you unplug the wrong ones, just make sure they go in the right place!) and undo the hoses (they're the quick release ones like for your fuel filter).Then unscrew and pull it out...
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