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Where is the In-Tank Fuel Pump? 200 1988

posted by  Ken C on  Sat Dec 20 05:48 CST 2003
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For a sedan, there's an access plate (to the top of the tank -- you have to then remove the exposed bung nut to open the tank and pull the fuel level sender and in-tank pump hardware) under the carpet on the hump in the forward portion of the trunk.
For a wagon, you have to remove the "plywood" panel on the floor of the station wagon's rear compartment (I can't remember if you also have to remove the rear seat). There's an access plate, just like in the sedan, underneath which is the access to the tank.





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