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Fuel pump ground 140-160

posted by  vlvodave on  Thu Jul 29 14:18 CST 2010
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Recently, I was up in nowhere Washington, the '73 145S wouldn't start, apparently the fuel pump ground on the top of the fuel tank was crusty, did have a great view of Mt. Rainier while I was tracing this down for 3 hrs...luckily, the fish were biting, so we had a great trout dinner when we got home, nothing like a dead Volvo at the end of the road to get all of the grounds and contacts cleaned up...geesh louise!






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