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B18 fuel pump failure 120-130

posted by  Volvo From Heck on  Fri Sep 11 13:12 CST 2020
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Snarky answer is NO and Yes. The covers may be a little stuck if the gaskets are glued on. An alternative to removing the covers would be to disconnect the fuel lines and use a funnel or other tool (turkey baster?) to squirt bit of fuel into each float chamber. The new pump should be compared to the old to be sure the levers are the same length. Some pumps may have been mounted without the spacer. Be sure on installation that the lever isn't "hooked" under the camshaft. - Dave






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