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Old 08-05-2020, 09:52 AM
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Good news - my new ACD pump arrived in one piece

To get the fuel tank out I disconnected the larger diameter Evap hose running from the tank to the Evap Canister, as you can see it broke without any effort.

Does anyone know where I can get one from and the P/No?



Can seem to find one myself.

 
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Old 08-05-2020, 09:59 AM
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Old 08-05-2020, 10:48 AM
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Thank you bronxteck just to confirm, it looks like "Item 11" on the wholsale parts diagram, item 7 connects the vapour canister to the solenoid, if I understand the diagram correctly, however the connector looks the same.

Also would you happen to know how to disconnect the fuel-line? I've been under the truck for the past hour, I don't have a tool, I tried to make one but I just can't get it off.

Any input/advice much appreciated.


 
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Old 08-05-2020, 12:05 PM
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The fpm-end of the fuel line was rotted and came off with a waggle, which enabled me to remove the tank.

Picture shows how bad the rot it was, note the fuel line is broken-off !



Well beyond due and what a mess
 
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it is supposed to come off just like the evap lines. push in a bit and squeeze the sides then pull off. basically it needs those 2 fingers pushed away from the fuel line shoulder ring. you have them clearly pictured above. try lubing it to hopefully wet the o-rings if they are binding inside the collar because of rusting.
 
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Old 08-05-2020, 12:34 PM
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Ah thank you bronxteck I'll give that a try, just didnt want to break something else.

You were absolutely right the fpm should have been done ages ago!

 
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at this rate it looks like factory brake lines and fuel pumps need to be done with the same service interval. the metal look to have about the same lifespan.
 
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Yes indeed, it also makes me think what else is on the list..
 
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It looks like the locking ring just taps-off, is there some kind of "trick" to getting it off, a locking tab, or is it just brute force?

No doubt there are tools somewhere, do I really need one?
 
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check the outer ring notches to see if there is a fold over tab or spring tab. for removal its whatever you have old screwdriver/ chisel/ ratchet extension or socket/ piece of rod.whatever will spin the ring counter clockwise from the outer notches plus a hammer.
just try not to damage the ring retaining tabs on the inner parts of the ring. the one with the l shaped cutouts. but you might have to tap them a bit with some penetrant to break the rust layer but not damage the tab
 

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