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07-03-2003, 08:09 AM
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Hi I am new here, my name is Ron and I am from Sweden.
I have a Trans Am - 90, what i have heard you must take down the rearaxel (don't know if the name is right) and the fueltank to be able to change the fuelpump. Is that so? If it is so, i have some ideas but i save them to later on. Have someone here change the fuelpump and in that case how? Very thankful for answer and ideas.... Ron Ron22 Rather walk with broken legs then drive a german car
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07-03-2003, 08:09 AM
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Hi I am new here, my name is Ron and I am from Sweden.
I have a Trans Am - 90, what i have heard you must take down the rearaxel (don't know if the name is right) and the fueltank to be able to change the fuelpump. Is that so? If it is so, i have some ideas but i save them to later on. Have someone here change the fuelpump and in that case how? Very thankful for answer and ideas.... Ron Ron22 Rather walk with broken legs then drive a german car
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