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replacing exterior fuel pump 700

posted by  tmzrwsk on  Thu Dec 6 07:52 CST 2007
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I am not a mechanic... that said, good or bad idea replacing the fuel pump myself. I was told it is a very messy job, especialy when the car is not on a lift. Also, are fuel pumps from auto zone or any other parts stores good. They cost a 1/4 what volvo sells for. I was toldby my mechanic it will take them 2 hours = $200 + new pump. Is $200 worth it or should I do this myself?

Thank you.
Tom
86, 87, 88 240 wagons; 92 740 turbo wagon; 95 850 wagon






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