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More In-Tank Fuel Pump Questions - with pictures 200 1986

posted by  arkie on  Fri Apr 25 15:56 CST 2003
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I am looking at my sending unit on the in-tank fuel pump on my 1986 245 wagon, and I don't see a float. I looked in the tank with a flashlight - nothing loose in there. I haven't found a good picture on the net of what it should look like. I am attaching a picture I just shot of it. Also, when I was removing the hoses, the hose for the return split. There was something like hard plastic over the hose barb that would not come off, so I clipped it with pliers past the hose barb. Is this part of the hose or did I just FUBAR my sending unit (which may be FUBAR'd anyways if the float is missing). When I replace the hose, what hose should I buy?





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