Yes, those and the fuel lines. One of the nuts, I think the forward one,
is a little tricky to access. Be prepared for some roadside oil
leakage. Check the rebuild kit for completeness. One I obtained was
missing a part and had to be swapped. Also, there is one part, can't
recall which, that is nla.
Simon
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-----Original Message-----
From: RON WARD [SMTP:ronward@synovustrust.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 5:54 PM
To: schultelaw@transport.com; catchall@schulte-law.com; SJH;
lro@Works.Team.Net
Subject: LRO: IIa Mechanical Fuel Pump
On removing the fuel pump assembly, is it as simple as undoing the two
(2) nuts on either side of the pump from the side panel of the engine?
I'm not having a problem (yet) with the pump, but it is the only
component of my stock truck that I have not rebuilt or replaced since
owning the thing. And as I am planning a longer than normal trip soon
I'd like to be prepared to tackle a roadside failure of this my weakest
link. A friend gave me a pump rebuild kit, so I have the parts to do the
work. My green b
ble is a little sketchy on removing the assembly.
Any trick to it?
TIA
Ron Ward
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