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Regina Fuel Pump Replacment, 2nd Try

posted by  someone claiming to be George on  Mon Apr 22 06:55 CST 2002 [RELATED]


Looks like my previous query slipped under the radar, so I'll try again. I'm replacing the Regina/AC fuel pump in a '90 740 wagon. Have the old unit w/sender out of the tank; the new pump comes UPS today. While I see
the contacts must be unsoldered, it's not clear just how the pump detaches from the brackets and adjacent fittings, esp. the rubber square above, and what
looks like a tiny master cyl. reservoir with double-domed cap, which may be some sort of pressure accumulator. Don't want to force anything and break it.
All the info I've found on searching the board speaks to removing and replacing the whole unit, not disassembling the pump from the sender. Anybody know?
Thanks!








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Regina Fuel Pump Replacment, 2nd Try

posted by  randy starkie on  Mon Apr 22 08:17 CST 2002
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George,

I replaced the pump on my RexRegina equipped '90 740 GL. That car is long gone and I'm sorry I can't remember the procedure but I do remember it was not very involved. I removed the old pump and put the new one in place. I don't remember doing any soldering. I wish I could provide more information but I remember it wasn't a big event.

Randy







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