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Originally Posted by blackbeast
Unfortunately I do not have tools with me besides the few factory ones in the trunk. I just accessed the pump and gave it a decent two around and no dice.
The car starts right up strong but then immediately sputters and slowly dies within a few seconds.
I have a locally sourced OE pump on order for 298.
Is the fuel pump one of those things that could work better once it cools down in a few hours? I'm like 5 miles from home
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It better to work on it when the tank is almost empty. The fuel pump is located in the fuel tank.
Just get it flatbed home.
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