[s-cars] Replacing Fuel Pump
Calvin Young
calvinyoung at cox.net
Thu May 4 07:15:21 EDT 2006
Thanks Guys,
I went to Audi world last night and found threads that laid out the
replacement of the pump in detail. My immediate problem is the three fuel
lines that connect to the pump, but apparently there is an access hole
behind the back seat. These three lines have gotten damaged and the main
line is spewing gasoline such that the car cannot be driven. Hope to get at
this today.
I got a fresh appreciation for how well built these cars are. Happens every
time I go under the vehicle. Amazing.
Cal
-----Original Message-----
From: Charlie Smith [mailto:charlie at elektro.cmhnet.org]
Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 9:00 PM
To: Calvin Young
Cc: Audi S Car List; Charlie Smith
Subject: Re: [s-cars] Replacing Fuel Pump
> There are several write-ups on this and none require the tank to be
> dropped. Dave Dawson even did it in a parking lot while on a trip.
> Someone will point you to the site.
> Jerry
Jerry's right. You get at the fuel pump from inside the trunk. In a VERY
well ventilated area.
- Charlie
>
> Calvin Young wrote:
>
> >Has anyone replaced their fuel pump without the car on a lift? If
> >yes, how difficult is the project. I found out today to my chagrin
> >that the fuel tank must be removed to replace the busted hoses and
> >fuel pump. I can drain the tank easy enough, but the job looks
> >formidable without a lift and another person.
> >
> >What says the list.
> >
> >Cal
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