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fuel pump / filter 200

posted by  thegreat245 on  Wed Jul 30 14:35 CST 2008
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Ok, so I shamefully have to admit that I tried to replace my fuel pump and filter, but failed. Miserably. I was completely unable to remove the faulty parts. Worst of all, I think I may have damaged my fuel line on the other side of my filter, opposite the pump (from the tank, right?). While trying to apply torque the stabilizing wrench slipped and I got some petrol on my hands. I didn't just kill my wagon, did I? Can the line be patched or something, or does it need to be (can it be) replaced?






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