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Fuel sender, pump, little cover in the trunk. 900

posted by  volvito on  Fri Sep 9 07:54 CST 2011
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Does anyone thought or know what is behind the idea of the little cover in the trunk to get to your fuel sender, pump system? Why is it so small, that one has to struggle to get thing out and in. To late now, but would it be to much to ask for an extra inch all the way around?.

You wonder about engineers sometimes, don't they suppose to be smart people. Engineer is a big word.

Hope everyone is keeping up those Volvos.





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