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Pulling in-tank fuel pump, what to do while in there?

posted by  MartyNJ on  Sat Nov 23 07:39 CST 2002
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Yes it is. It's basically a large O-Ring about 3 inches in diameter. FCPGroton.com has the best prices on this stuff to my knowledge. Also, I don't know how soon you'll be doing this but, IPD sells a bung nut tool that works like a charm. Saves a ton of time and hassle and will cost you around $30 with shipping. If you think you'll be driving 240's for a long time it might be worth the investment or if you have friends with 240's that would go in on it w/ you.

good luck
Marty





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