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Final chapter intank pump story.... surprise ending 200 1989

posted by  rstarkie on  Mon Oct 11 06:33 CST 2004
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Found that the plastic connector that is attached to the intank assembly had lost contact on the black wire that feeds the intank pump. When I broke it off I found corrosion in/under it. No need for me to bad mounth the ScanTech replacement pump installed last year- it was fine. Some soldering and silicone sealer and the pump is now functional. Thanks to all who responded.

Randy






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