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Thanks, Bricksters! 200 1984

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posted by  Dar on  Mon Feb 10 07:27 CST 2003
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I pulled the transfer pump in my '84 245. The rubber piece between the pump and the metal fuel line was completely gone. No wonder she didn't run right when the tank was low! I had a new pump and filter sock on hand, so I installed them and inserted a 3" piece of 5/16" i.d. fuel line. She started right up and runs like a champ. Yippee! This task was not at all fun, but thanks to advice I've read on the BrickBoard and the Bently book, I fumbled my way through. Next, the wiring harness.






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