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Random fuel shut-off while driving.
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<blockquote data-quote="Jason.Silus" data-source="post: 1494617" data-attributes="member: 28814"><p>You wouldn't believe it, but I got it in right first try. I watched a video showing the procedure, and before hand I had the old pump and had taken it in and out a few times. I got the sock through without any troubles, just slowly easing it in to not rip it. After that, I got it almost flush, twisted it to be in the right position and it just rested right in place. Probably one of the most satisfying installs I've ever done. I got it to start, but the battery is low and so is the gas, so it died shortly after. Charging the battery in the morning, along with some extra gas to see if I can get a consistent outcome. It's got enough power to prime the fuel pump, and it sounds exactly like it's supposed to every single time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jason.Silus, post: 1494617, member: 28814"] You wouldn't believe it, but I got it in right first try. I watched a video showing the procedure, and before hand I had the old pump and had taken it in and out a few times. I got the sock through without any troubles, just slowly easing it in to not rip it. After that, I got it almost flush, twisted it to be in the right position and it just rested right in place. Probably one of the most satisfying installs I've ever done. I got it to start, but the battery is low and so is the gas, so it died shortly after. Charging the battery in the morning, along with some extra gas to see if I can get a consistent outcome. It's got enough power to prime the fuel pump, and it sounds exactly like it's supposed to every single time. [/QUOTE]
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