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Fuel pump mounts? 200

posted by  Stickbuilder on  Thu Jan 14 23:08 CST 2010
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Hopefully Art will see this one and respond, or maybe someone else who knows for sure.

My 85 wagon has a new fuel pump, and although it's much quieter than the original one, it still is transferring some noise through the chassis. I ordered some new fuel pump insulators (isolators) which look like a Lord Mount system to me. At some point it looks like the tech just discarded any rubber isolators and replaced them with 6mm bolts. I think that this is the root cause of hearing the pump operating. Can you tell me exactly where these mounts go? Hopefully there is a photo showing them, or at least a drawing. I'm coming up blank with trying to find a working diagram.

Thanks.






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