Can anybody supply any pics of taking the fuel tank out?
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What problems are you having? The service manual was good enough for me. Removing the hoses are a bit tricky though.
Just make sure you drain the tank via the drain plug.
Just make sure you drain the tank via the drain plug.
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Do you mean the ones on the drivers side?
Yes the ones on the drivers side fuel inlet , they suck ass badly , get some long heavy duty neddle nose pliers . Other than that its easy.
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Have done it but don't have any pictures. You need to disconnect the stuff in both front corenrs of the engne bay and the fuel pump and sender from the inside of the car. Also make sure he tank is near empty.
The best way to remove rubber hoses (coolant hoses, gas hoses, air hoses) is to use a small flathead to wedge between. Then use a can of silicone lubricant with a straw attachment to spray in between. Let is sit for 10 secs and then wiggle them off with the flat head wedge in between.
To put them back on, I use a little spray of silicone as well.
To put them back on, I use a little spray of silicone as well.
Make sure you relieve the gas pressure by removing your gas cap and removing the small gas pressure release bolt on the fuel filter.
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