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245 In-Tank Pump Questions 200 1986

posted by  someone claiming to be Mike Gambone on  Fri Apr 25 14:55 CST 2003 [RELATED]

Well, let's sum this info up here. You applied 12+ volts to the in tank pump and it didn't run, sure sounds dead to me. Your in a jam, and need a pump, I'd call around to the 4 mentioned places plus the Volvo dealer and see who's got what in stock. My experience with Auto Zone parts doesn't turn me on, maybe NAPA will come through. The Volvo dealer may have the high price, but its guaranteed that the pump will fit! Time counts in this game. Not sure this helps much, but since your in a jam, I'd probably bite the bullet and get the OEM pump. Good luck.






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