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245 In-Tank Pump Questions 200 1986

posted by  arkie on  Fri Apr 25 16:01 CST 2003
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I believe you are right about being common with other vehicles. I checked out the Haynes manual, and they said Volvo originally used VDO's, but later they changed over to AC brand. They showed a picture and mine is indeed the AC, so I'll probably pick up the one from Auto Zone ($34.99 brand new and $5.99 for the sock). Check out my newer post, though. I think I am missing my float for the fuel gauge. I posted a picture (isn't digital photography and the interenet sooooo cool!)

Thanks,
Lance






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