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240 intank pump and sending unit 200

posted by  john sargent on  Thu Nov 19 13:23 CST 2020
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After testing the float assembly laying in the trunk, I installed the float fuel pump assembly. Using dental floss I ran a loop around the float arm and up through the smallest tube in the top of the assembly. I was able to manipulate the float throughout it's travel. Then I dropped one end of thge floss, and removed it by pulling on the other end. The calibration isn't what I expected, but using the car will tell me if I can live with it. If necessary I'll remove the assembly and try bending the float arm.
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john






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