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86 240 in tank fuel pump replacement 200 1986

posted by  ToughGuy on  Thu Oct 7 07:57 CST 2004
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i want to replace the in tank fuel pump on my 86 240 wagon and was wondering how difficult it is to do that. i have a breakdown manual but it doesn't describe the process at all. do i need to drop the tank etc? i live in an apartment so i would have to do it on a publice street that being the case i need to know what i need to do in advance to see if i can do this at home or if i have to find a friends house.
as long as i'm in that neighborhood i want to change out everything else that could be worn out on and 18+ year old car. i would imagine that would be the filter and it would probably be a good idea to replace the original fuel pump located outside of the tank too. anything else?

thanks

scott

86 240 wagon 147,000






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